“Grumbling” in Japanese
Short answer
Grumbling in Japanese is “ブウブウ” (buubuu). Full meaning: bugling (sound), honking, oinking, vibrating (e.g. phone); grumbling, complaining; car, automobile.
Other ways to say “Grumbling” in Japanese
文句
monku complaint, grumbling, objection; phrase, words, expression
世迷言
yomaigoto grumbling, muttering, nonsense
小言
kogoto scolding, telling-off, rebuke, lecture; complaint, grumbling, fault-finding
ぶうぶう
buubuu bugling (sound), honking, oinking, vibrating (e.g. phone); grumbling, complaining; car, automobile
ぷうぷう
puupuu bugling (sound), honking, oinking, vibrating (e.g. phone); grumbling, complaining; car, automobile
ぶぅぶぅ
buubuu bugling (sound), honking, oinking, vibrating (e.g. phone); grumbling, complaining; car, automobile
フウフウ
fuufuu bugling (sound), honking, oinking, vibrating (e.g. phone); grumbling, complaining; car, automobile
ふうふう
fuufuu bugling (sound), honking, oinking, vibrating (e.g. phone); grumbling, complaining; car, automobile
ブゥブゥ
buubuu bugling (sound), honking, oinking, vibrating (e.g. phone); grumbling, complaining; car, automobile
もんく
monku complaint, grumbling, objection; phrase, words, expression
フーフー
fuufuu bugling (sound), honking, oinking, vibrating (e.g. phone); grumbling, complaining; car, automobile
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