“Pop” in Japanese
Short answer
Pop in Japanese is “すぽん” (supon). Full meaning: snugly (into hole, container, etc.), tightly (fitting, covering), firmly; (with a) pop (i.e. sound of a cork, etc. being pulled out of a hole in one movement), with a plop, (fall) straight.
Other ways to say “Pop” in Japanese
サイダー
saidaa soda pop (esp. fruit-flavored), pop, (fizzy) lemonade, sweet carbonated drink
ずぼん
zubon snugly (into hole, container, etc.), tightly (fitting, covering), firmly; (with a) pop (i.e. sound of a cork, etc. being pulled out of a hole in one movement), with a plop, (fall) straight
スボン
subon snugly (into hole, container, etc.), tightly (fitting, covering), firmly; (with a) pop (i.e. sound of a cork, etc. being pulled out of a hole in one movement), with a plop, (fall) straight
スポン
supon snugly (into hole, container, etc.), tightly (fitting, covering), firmly; (with a) pop (i.e. sound of a cork, etc. being pulled out of a hole in one movement), with a plop, (fall) straight
ズボン
zubon snugly (into hole, container, etc.), tightly (fitting, covering), firmly; (with a) pop (i.e. sound of a cork, etc. being pulled out of a hole in one movement), with a plop, (fall) straight
残留性有機汚染物質
zanryuuseiyuukiosenbusshitsu persistent organic pollutant, POP
ポイントオブプレザンス
pointoobupurezansu point of presence, POP
ＰＯＰ
poppu point of purchase; Post Office Protocol, POP
ライブハウス
raibuhausu shop, bar, etc. where live jazz, pop, rock, etc. is performed, live music club
父さん
tousan father, dad, papa, pa, pop, daddy, dada
お父さん
otousan father, dad, papa, pa, pop, daddy, dada; husband; you (of an elderly person older than the speaker), he, him
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