“With a flop” in Japanese
Short answer
With a flop in Japanese is “ぱたり” (patari). Full meaning: with a clink, with a flop; suddenly, all of a sudden.
Other ways to say “With a flop” in Japanese
どたりと
dotarito with a flop, flump, plump
ポトン
poton with a plop, with a plonk, with a plunk, with a flop
ポトリ
potori with a plop, with a plonk, with a plunk, with a flop
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
バタリ
batari with a clink, with a flop; suddenly, all of a sudden
ばたっと
batatto with a thud, with a flop, with a plop, with a snap, with a crash; suddenly (stop, come to an end, etc.)
ぽとり
potori with a plop, with a plonk, with a plunk, with a flop
ぼとん
boton with a plop, with a plonk, with a plunk, with a flop
ぼとり
botori with a plop, with a plonk, with a plunk, with a flop
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