“With a click” in Japanese
Short answer
With a click in Japanese is “プチッ” (puchi). Full meaning: with a click (of a button or switch); with a snap, crisply; one (small protrusion, hole, etc.), single.
Other ways to say “With a click” in Japanese
パチン
pachin with a click, with a snap
かしゃっ
kasha with a click
ポチッ
pochi with a click (of a button or switch); one (small protrusion, hole, etc.), single
ばちん
bachin with a click, with a snap
バチン
bachin with a click, with a snap
カシャッ
kasha with a click
がしゃっ
gasha with a click
カシャっ
kasha with a click
ガシャッ
gasha with a click
カチッと
kachitto with a click (door sound); with tenseness or firmness
バシャバシャ
bashabasha splish-splash, with a splash; click-click (of a camera shutter), with a click, with a snap
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