“Loudly” in Japanese
Short answer
Loudly in Japanese is “わあわあ” (waawaa). Full meaning: loudly (wailing, making a noise, etc.).
Other ways to say “Loudly” in Japanese
ワァワァ
waawaa loudly (wailing, making a noise, etc.)
ワアワア
waawaa loudly (wailing, making a noise, etc.)
ガーガー
gaagaa quacking, cackling, gaggling, croaking, squawking; loudly (snore, complain, argue, etc.), noisily; with a buzzing sound (e.g. speaker), with a crackling sound
哄然
kouzen (laugh) broadly, (laugh) loudly
わーわー
waawaa loudly (wailing, making a noise, etc.)
ワーワー
waawaa loudly (wailing, making a noise, etc.)
ワイワイ
waiwai noisily, clamorously, boisterously; incessantly (complaining, pestering, etc.), going on and on, making a fuss (of something), playing up; loudly (crying), wailing, bawling, howling
わあわあっ
waawaa loudly (wailing, making a noise, etc.)
ワーワーッ
waawaa loudly (wailing, making a noise, etc.)
がーがー
gaagaa quacking, cackling, gaggling, croaking, squawking; loudly (snore, complain, argue, etc.), noisily; with a buzzing sound (e.g. speaker), with a crackling sound
カーカー
kaakaa quacking, cackling, gaggling, croaking, squawking; loudly (snore, complain, argue, etc.), noisily; with a buzzing sound (e.g. speaker), with a crackling sound
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