“Slap” in Japanese
Short answer
Slap in Japanese is “ぴしゃぴしゃ” (pishapisha). Full meaning: slap (sound of a flat object continuously striking something); splash.
Other ways to say “Slap” in Japanese
パンパン
panpan kapow, bang, slap, clap; bulging, filled to bursting; prostitute (catering to Occupation soldiers in Japan after WWII)
ピシャピシャ
pishapisha slap (sound of a flat object continuously striking something); splash
びしゃびしゃ
bishabisha slap (sound of a flat object continuously striking something); splash
ビシャビシャ
bishabisha slap (sound of a flat object continuously striking something); splash
平手打ち
hirateuchi slap, smack, spanking
平打ち
hirauchi blow with the flat of a sword; slap, smack; metal flattened by striking
ぱんぱん
panpan kapow, bang, slap, clap; bulging, filled to bursting; prostitute (catering to Occupation soldiers in Japan after WWII)
ばんばん
banban kapow, bang, slap, clap; bulging, filled to bursting; prostitute (catering to Occupation soldiers in Japan after WWII)
バンバン
banban kapow, bang, slap, clap; bulging, filled to bursting; prostitute (catering to Occupation soldiers in Japan after WWII)
ピシャピシャッ
pishapisha slap (sound of a flat object continuously striking something); splash
ぴしゃぴしゃっ
pishapisha slap (sound of a flat object continuously striking something); splash
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