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“With a splash” in Japanese

Short answer
ぼちゃん bochan bochan

With a splash in Japanese is “ぼちゃん” (bochan). Full meaning: with a splash, with a plop.

Other ways to say “With a splash” in Japanese

バシャバシャ bashabasha splish-splash, with a splash; click-click (of a camera shutter), with a click, with a snap パシャッと pashatto with a splash, with a splosh; with a click (of a camera shutter), with a snap ばちゃん bachan with a splash ポチャン pochan with a splash, with a plop ぽちゃん pochan with a splash, with a plop ぱしゃぱしゃ pashapasha splish-splash, with a splash; click-click (of a camera shutter), with a click, with a snap ばしゃばしゃ bashabasha splish-splash, with a splash; click-click (of a camera shutter), with a click, with a snap パシャパシャ pashapasha splish-splash, with a splash; click-click (of a camera shutter), with a click, with a snap バシャット bashatto with a splash, with a splosh; with a click (of a camera shutter), with a snap ヴァシャット bashatto with a splash, with a splosh; with a click (of a camera shutter), with a snap

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