gā gā gā

　　"Ga", a standard secondary character in modern Chinese, is pronounced as gā, gá and gǐ in Putonghua, which belongs to pictophonetic characters in Liushu. The basic meaning of "ga" is eccentric and bad-tempered; The extended meaning is naughty.

　　In daily use, "ga" is also often used as a verb to indicate a card. Caught in the middle, like a fishbone in the throat.

　　"Ga", pictophonetic characters. Mouth expresses meaning, which is like an open mouth, indicating that it is related to sound; Table sound. Ga is an onomatopoeic word.

　　Quack quack: onomatopoeia, describing the quack of ducks, geese, etc. It can also be used to describe short and loud sounds. The laughter of "Ga Ga Ga" is more arrogant and arrogant.

　　"Gaga Ga" belongs to onomatopoeia, also called onomatopoeia and onomatopoeia. It is a word that imitates people's laughter. Accurately using similar onomatopoeic words will greatly enhance the vividness and vividness of our speaking and writing.

　　"Gaga Gaga" has the characteristics of onomatopoeic words: it can overlap, can become "Gaga Gaga Gaga", and can also be used as a separate sentence to express one's emotions.

　　Extended data:

　　Onomatopoeic words to describe laughter:

　　1. Haha: hearty laughter, the kind that is happy and unscrupulous.

　　2. Hee hee: The treacherous laughter is hidden in the kind of sitting quietly watching the tigers fight.

　　3, poof-poof: uncontrollable laughter.

　　4, giggle: children laugh like a silver bell.

　　5. Hehe: Laughter has profound meaning, so you can't figure it out. Netizens described the word as having only one purpose: to irritate each other with the greatest effect and trample on all the enthusiasm of each other. Eighty percent of netizens said that they often use "Hehe" when chatting, when they don't know what to say, when they are helpless, and when they laugh at themselves.

　　6, sloped: can't help laughing.

　　7, hehe: describe the cunning of laughter, and sometimes describe the cuteness of laughter.

　　Gagaga/Pinyin

　　gā gā gā

　　1. [~ ~] Onomatopoeia, describing the sounds of ducks, geese, etc. 2. Onomatopoeic words describe short and loud sounds.