“Surprising passersby in the night” in Japanese
Short answer
Surprising passersby in the night in Japanese is “うわん” (uwan). Full meaning: boohoo, boo hoo, waa waa; wow, huh; mythical monster that suddenly shouts "uwan", surprising passersby in the night.
Other ways to say “Surprising passersby in the night” in Japanese
ウワン
uwan boohoo, boo hoo, waa waa; wow, huh; mythical monster that suddenly shouts "uwan", surprising passersby in the night
ウワンッ
uwan boohoo, boo hoo, waa waa; wow, huh; mythical monster that suddenly shouts "uwan", surprising passersby in the night
うわんっ
uwan boohoo, boo hoo, waa waa; wow, huh; mythical monster that suddenly shouts "uwan", surprising passersby in the night
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