How to Pronounce: Kaku Kaku
Kaku Kaku
Kaku Kaku (カクカク) is a Japanese onomatopoeic expression used to describe movement that is angular, jerky, stiff, or made up of sharp, abrupt motions. It can refer to a person moving rigidly, a machine operating unevenly, or an animation that appears choppy rather than smooth. The expression can also describe something with sharply defined angles or a boxy shape, depending on context. In general, kaku kaku conveys a sense of rigid, segmented, or uneven movement rather than fluid motion.
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