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“With a whoosh” in Japanese

Short answer

With a whoosh in Japanese is “ビュンビュン” (byunbyun). Full meaning: with a whoosh, with a swish, with a whirl, whizzing by.

Other ways to say “With a whoosh” in Japanese

シュンッ shun with a whoosh, quickly (moving), instantaneously ひゅんひゅん hyunhyun with a whoosh, with a swish, with a whirl, whizzing by ピュンピュン pyunpyun with a whoosh, with a swish, with a whirl, whizzing by ヒュンヒュン hyunhyun with a whoosh, with a swish, with a whirl, whizzing by ぴゅんぴゅん pyunpyun with a whoosh, with a swish, with a whirl, whizzing by びゅんびゅん byunbyun with a whoosh, with a swish, with a whirl, whizzing by シュンツ shuntsu with a whoosh, quickly (moving), instantaneously しゅんっ shun with a whoosh, quickly (moving), instantaneously ぼーっと bo-tto in a daze, absent-mindedly, vacantly, abstractedly, blankly, idly; dimly, hazily, faintly, vaguely, indistinctly; with a roar (of flames), with a whoosh, flaring up

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