“Too large” in Japanese
Short answer
Too large in Japanese is “ぶかぶか” (bukabuka). Full meaning: too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast.
Other ways to say “Too large” in Japanese
ふがふが
fugafuga too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast
ふかふか
fukafuka too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast
プカプカ
pukapuka too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast
ブカブカ
bukabuka too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast
フガフガ
fugafuga too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast
フカフカ
fukafuka too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast
ぷかぷか
pukapuka too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast
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