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English Onomatopoeia with Video Examples!
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Onomatopoeia refers to words that imitate natural sounds — such as animal sounds (meow, bark), human sounds (achoo, zzz), or noises made by objects (plop, bang).
On this page, you’ll find a list of English onomatopoeia words listed in alphabetical order. I’ve also included video examples where these words are used, so you can learn through real, practical context!
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基本情報
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A–E: Onomatopoeia List
boing
● Dictionary
● Pronunciation
| International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) |
|---|
| /bɔiŋ/ |
● Meaning
It represents bouncing or springing sounds or movements. They are often used when rubber or springs bounce.
● Watch YouTube clip to learn how it’s used!
Caption (1:35): But when I try to pull myself off the table, I boing right back down!
F–J: Onomatopoeia List
K–O: Onomatopoeia List
kaboom
● Dictionary
● Pronunciation
| International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) |
|---|
| /kəˈbuːm/ |
● Meaning
It represents the sound of an explosion.
● Watch YouTube clip to learn how it’s used!
Caption (3:09): until… KABOOOM! The tow truck explodes and plastic bricks rain all over.
P–T: Onomatopoeia List
plop
● Dictionary
● Pronunciation
| International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) |
|---|
| 【BrE】/plɒp/,【AmE】/plɑːp/ |
● Meaning
the sound of something falling into liquid
● Watch YouTube clip to learn how it’s used!
Caption (0:57): I tip them over and squeeze. Plooooop! Glue squishes from the orange tips and slops all over.
U–Z: Onomatopoeia List
Final Thoughts
ここまでの手順を下にまとめているので、ぜひ、ご確認ください。
こんな方には Totumas Lodge がオススメ！
ホテルの周りが静かなところがいい
宿泊している人や現地のオーナーの方と話したい
おすすめの観光地をホテルで聞きたい（オーナーが詳しく教えてくれます）
市内から少し離れたところがいい
調味料がそろっているホテルがいい（自分で買いたくない）
絶景の朝日とパナマ市を一望したい
English onomatopoeia includes around 1,500 words — much fewer than Korean (about 8,000) and Japanese (around 4,000–5,000).
It would be fun to learn onomatopoeia comparing them across languages!
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