“With a clink” in Japanese
Short answer
With a clink in Japanese is “かちり” (kachiri). Full meaning: with a clink (click, clack).
Other ways to say “With a clink” in Japanese
ぱたり
patari with a clink, with a flop; suddenly, all of a sudden
ちゃりん
charin with a clink (of metal), with a chink
バタリ
batari with a clink, with a flop; suddenly, all of a sudden
ガチリ
gachiri with a clink (click, clack)
カチリ
kachiri with a clink (click, clack)
ばたり
batari with a clink, with a flop; suddenly, all of a sudden
はたり
hatari with a clink, with a flop; suddenly, all of a sudden
パタリ
patari with a clink, with a flop; suddenly, all of a sudden
がちり
gachiri with a clink (click, clack)
チャリン
charin with a clink (of metal), with a chink
畑里
hatari with a clink, with a flop; suddenly, all of a sudden
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