“With a ringing” in Japanese
Short answer
キーン
kiin
With a ringing in Japanese is “キーン” (kiin). Full meaning: with a screech, with a whine, with a shrill, with a ringing (in the ears); with a sharp pain (in the head or teeth after eating or drinking something cold), getting a brain freeze.
Other ways to say “With a ringing” in Japanese
きーん
kiin with a screech, with a whine, with a shrill, with a ringing (in the ears); with a sharp pain (in the head or teeth after eating or drinking something cold), getting a brain freeze
きいん
kiin with a screech, with a whine, with a shrill, with a ringing (in the ears); with a sharp pain (in the head or teeth after eating or drinking something cold), getting a brain freeze
きぃーん
kiin with a screech, with a whine, with a shrill, with a ringing (in the ears); with a sharp pain (in the head or teeth after eating or drinking something cold), getting a brain freeze
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