“Making a fuss” in Japanese
Short answer
Making a fuss in Japanese is “空騒ぎ” (karasawagi). Full meaning: making a fuss (about nothing), brouhaha.
Other ways to say “Making a fuss” in Japanese
空騒
karasawagi making a fuss (about nothing), brouhaha
から騒ぎ
karasawagi making a fuss (about nothing), brouhaha
空っ騒ぎ
karassawagi making a fuss (about nothing), brouhaha
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
からっさわぎ
karassawagi making a fuss (about nothing), brouhaha
からっつあぎ
karattsuagi making a fuss (about nothing), brouhaha
わいわい
waiwai noisily, clamorously, boisterously; incessantly (complaining, pestering, etc.), going on and on, making a fuss (of something), playing up; loudly (crying), wailing, bawling, howling
わぃわぃ
waiwai noisily, clamorously, boisterously; incessantly (complaining, pestering, etc.), going on and on, making a fuss (of something), playing up; loudly (crying), wailing, bawling, howling
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