“Squiff-squiff” in Japanese
Short answer
シャカシャカ
shakashaka
Squiff-squiff in Japanese is “シャカシャカ” (shakashaka). Full meaning: nylon track suit (when worn as street fashion); rattle-rattle, rustle-rustle, whisper-whisper, squiff-squiff.
Other ways to say “Squiff-squiff” in Japanese
しゃかしゃか
shakashaka nylon track suit (when worn as street fashion); rattle-rattle, rustle-rustle, whisper-whisper, squiff-squiff
じゃかじゃか
jakajaka nylon track suit (when worn as street fashion); rattle-rattle, rustle-rustle, whisper-whisper, squiff-squiff
ジャカジャカ
jakajaka nylon track suit (when worn as street fashion); rattle-rattle, rustle-rustle, whisper-whisper, squiff-squiff
しゃかしゃかっ
shakashaka nylon track suit (when worn as street fashion); rattle-rattle, rustle-rustle, whisper-whisper, squiff-squiff
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