How to Say ‘Ah, look, tic-tack again’ in Japanese
Ah ほらまたチックタックと
Ah hora mata chikkutakku to
[Ah Ho-ra Ma-ta Chikku-takku To]
Phrase Breakdown
Ah ほらまた
Ah hora mata
Words in this phrase
Ah
Ah
[Ah]
Ah
Expression used when drawing attention or expressing realization.
Ah、遅れちゃった。
Ah, I'm late.
ほら
hora
[Ho-ra]
look; see
Used to prompt someone to notice something.
ほら、星が見えるよ。
Look, you can see the stars.
また
mata
[Ma-ta]
again
Indicates repetition of an action.
また始まった。
It started again.
チックタックと
chikkutakku to
Words in this phrase
チックタック
chikkutakku
[Chikku-takku]
tick-tock
The sound of a clock ticking.
時計がチックタックと動く。
The clock goes tick-tock.
と
to
[To]
and; with
Particle used to connect words or actions.
彼と話す。
Talk with him.
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