“Tut-tut” in Japanese
Short answer
Tut-tut in Japanese is “舌打ち” (shitauchi). Full meaning: clicking one's tongue, tut-tut; smacking one's lips (with relish).
Other ways to say “Tut-tut” in Japanese
舌皷
shitauchi clicking one's tongue, tut-tut; smacking one's lips (with relish)
舌うち
shitauchi clicking one's tongue, tut-tut; smacking one's lips (with relish)
した打ち
shitauchi clicking one's tongue, tut-tut; smacking one's lips (with relish)
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