The following words are all onomatopoeia of SOUNDS. Which means there is no direct translation.]
(doors opening)
[Listen to them closely.]
(doors opening)
[Onomatopoeia cannot be directly translated. It's like the language used in comic books.]
(step step step)
[Watch the image, repeat the sound. Remember the situation it was used in]
(push a button)
(pingpong)
(gates opening)
[Try to learn from the image and situation. Like a video flashcard. It's not a direct translation!!!]
(gates opening)
[We recommend rewatching this video several times and talk along]
(clatter of money, sound of buttons)
(clatter of drink falling)
(clatter of opening plastic items)
(sound of item being taken)
(sound of coolness)
(putting down an item)
(electrical beep)
(sound of opening lock and handles)
(door opening)
(pitter pattering)
(sliding the chair)
(sitting down on a soft item)
(knocking knee against desk)
(typing noises)
(clicking noises)
(opening the cover)
(paper noise)
(closing noise)
(error bleeps)
(sliding)
(ripping noises)
(sliding)
(bleep)
(scanning)
(paper coming out)
(slide)
(staple staple)
(scribble)
(stick)
"I must look like a stalker!"
(stick)
(snip snap)
(nodding off)
(snooooze)
(sleeping deeply)
(knocking)
(wiping away drool)
(gulp gulp)
(energy restored)
(typing)
(silence)
(typing)
(sigh)
(push)
(sparkling)
(preparing items in a hurry)
(switch)
(beep)
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