Can you say "parched" in Japanese?

There are some great ways to express different sentiments in Japanese that use onomatopoeia - they often use repeated sounds that sound like they feel.

Let's try a Japanese quiz!

3時間も何も飲んでいないので、のどが（　     　）です。

I haven't had anything to drink for 3 hours and my throat is parched.

Choose the correct word to fit into the missing space ( 　　　).

Select the answer from choices 1～ 4 below.

① からから
② かりかり
③ どろどろ
④ ざらざら

答えは・・・The answer is・・・

① からから

◆ Today's expression

からから

The expression "からから" can be translated into English as "very dry" or "parched."

It refers to a state where something or the environment is extremely dry. Specifically, it describes a lack of moisture, with a dry and brittle texture.

The term can be applied to dry landscapes, dry air, or even dry food items.