唧唧嘎嘎 — “Onomatopoeic”
唧唧嘎嘎 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Onomatopoeic”. Describing sounds of lively chattering, giggling, or chirping, often associated with cheerful conversation or laughter. Literally, “chirp chirp cackle cackle”.
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唧唧嘎嘎 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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孩子们在操场上追逐嬉闹，耳边传来一阵阵唧唧嘎嘎的笑声。
Children were chasing and playing happily on the playground, with bursts of chattering and giggling sounds filling the air.
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What does 唧唧嘎嘎 mean?
唧唧嘎嘎 (jī ji gā gā) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Onomatopoeic”.
How do you pronounce 唧唧嘎嘎?
唧唧嘎嘎 is pronounced jī ji gā gā in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 唧唧嘎嘎 literally mean?
Literally, 唧唧嘎嘎 means “chirp chirp cackle cackle”. It is used to mean “Onomatopoeic”.
What is the Chinese definition of 唧唧嘎嘎?
象声词，形容说笑声等