パクパク
pakupaku
Casual
Common
adverb
Translations
1.
munching
2.
eating heartily
Notes
The term 'パクパク' is an onomatopoeic expression in Japanese that mimics the sound of eating or munching. It is often used to describe someone eating with enthusiasm or heartily. It is a casual expression and is commonly used in everyday conversation.
Tags
#onomatopoeia
#eating
#casual
Examples
彼はパクパクと食べている。
Kare wa pakupaku to tabete iru.
He is munching away.
子供たちはお菓子をパクパク食べた。
Kodomotachi wa okashi o pakupaku tabeta.
The children munched on the snacks.
彼女はパクパクとパンを食べた。
Kanojo wa pakupaku to pan o tabeta.
She ate the bread heartily.