“In a crowd” in Japanese
Short answer
In a crowd in Japanese is “ぞろぞろ” (zorozoro). Full meaning: in a crowd, in droves, in a stream, in succession; crawling (of insects), swarming; dragging (e.g. along the ground), trailing, stretching out.
Other ways to say “In a crowd” in Japanese
そろそろ
sorosoro in a crowd, in droves, in a stream, in succession; crawling (of insects), swarming; dragging (e.g. along the ground), trailing, stretching out
ゾロゾロ
zorozoro in a crowd, in droves, in a stream, in succession; crawling (of insects), swarming; dragging (e.g. along the ground), trailing, stretching out
ソロソロ
sorosoro in a crowd, in droves, in a stream, in succession; crawling (of insects), swarming; dragging (e.g. along the ground), trailing, stretching out
どかどか
dokadoka noisily, with loud footsteps; in a crowd, incessantly, all together
寄って集って
yottetakatte in a crowd, ganging up (on), joining forces
ドカドカ
dokadoka noisily, with loud footsteps; in a crowd, incessantly, all together
ドカ〴〵
dokadoka noisily, with loud footsteps; in a crowd, incessantly, all together
ドカ〳〵
dokadoka noisily, with loud footsteps; in a crowd, incessantly, all together
どかどかっ
dokadoka noisily, with loud footsteps; in a crowd, incessantly, all together
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