“Dribbling” in Japanese
Short answer
Dribbling in Japanese is “たらたら” (taratara). Full meaning: drop-by-drop, dripping, dribbling, in a trickle; incessantly (esp. speaking, e.g. complaints, compliments), in great profusion; sluggishly, dawdling.
Other ways to say “Dribbling” in Japanese
タラタラ
taratara drop-by-drop, dripping, dribbling, in a trickle; incessantly (esp. speaking, e.g. complaints, compliments), in great profusion; sluggishly, dawdling
ダラダラ
daradara drop-by-drop, dripping, dribbling, in a trickle; incessantly (esp. speaking, e.g. complaints, compliments), in great profusion; sluggishly, dawdling
だらだら
daradara drop-by-drop, dripping, dribbling, in a trickle; incessantly (esp. speaking, e.g. complaints, compliments), in great profusion; sluggishly, dawdling
ダラダラッ
daradara drop-by-drop, dripping, dribbling, in a trickle; incessantly (esp. speaking, e.g. complaints, compliments), in great profusion; sluggishly, dawdling
だらだらっ
daradara drop-by-drop, dripping, dribbling, in a trickle; incessantly (esp. speaking, e.g. complaints, compliments), in great profusion; sluggishly, dawdling
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