“Ding” in Japanese
Short answer
Ding in Japanese is “チン” (chin). Full meaning: ding (of a bell), bing, ting, tinkle, ring; honk (i.e. sound of blowing one's nose), snort; heating in a microwave, cooking in a microwave, microwaving, nuking.
Other ways to say “Ding” in Japanese
ちりんちりん
chirinchirin jingle, ding, ringing of small bells
ちんっ
chin ding (of a bell), bing, ting, tinkle, ring; honk (i.e. sound of blowing one's nose), snort; heating in a microwave, cooking in a microwave, microwaving, nuking
チンッ
chin ding (of a bell), bing, ting, tinkle, ring; honk (i.e. sound of blowing one's nose), snort; heating in a microwave, cooking in a microwave, microwaving, nuking
珍
chin ding (of a bell), bing, ting, tinkle, ring; honk (i.e. sound of blowing one's nose), snort; heating in a microwave, cooking in a microwave, microwaving, nuking
陳
chin ding (of a bell), bing, ting, tinkle, ring; honk (i.e. sound of blowing one's nose), snort; heating in a microwave, cooking in a microwave, microwaving, nuking
チリンチリン
chirinchirin jingle, ding, ringing of small bells
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