Giggles fill the park
Bubbles pop in sunny air
Laughter floats away
Tiny frog jumps high
Splashing in the quiet pond
Ripples hug the shore
Red kite in the sky
Tugging hard against the wind
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hiku [hee-koo]
hiku
弾く Hiku
A common sound effect for twitching is ひくひく (hiku hiku) in Japanese.
遊ぶ (asobu) is general form "to play" and 弾く (hiku) is "to play" for instruments.
If you mean haiku, a haiku is a three-line poem with a five-seven-five verse. They are usually about nature and originated in Eastern Asia.Here is a typical haiku:In Autumn Moonlight-The small worm digs silentlyinto the chestnut.If you really do mean hiku, hiku means:Seven or Seventh in HawaainTo 1. Pull, draw or lead; 2. To retreat or retire; 3. To play a musical instrument; 4. To run over with a vehicle; or 5. To grindin JapaneseTail in a dialect called Rapa Nui
acoustic guitar ako-sutikkugita- electric guitar (abbr) ereki, erekigita- guitar hiku -Panasonic Panda
They should be about the same. If you are worried, use 1/4 less, but it should be fine.
inu futari hiki is grammatically wrong inu ni hiku = 2 dogs futari = 2 people but can only be used for people
あなたはギターを弾くのがうまいよね (anata wa gitaa o hiku no ga umai yone) is a casual way of saying "you're good at playing guitar" in Japanese. The polite alternative to this would beあなたはギターを弾くのが上手なのです (anata wa gitaa o hiku no ga jouzu nano desu).
gita- wo hiku ギター を ひく that's "to play guitar" to say "playing guitar" like for example "I'm playing the guitar" ギター を ひいている  gita- wo hiiteiru \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ Just thought i would add this sentence I am good at and like guitar. わたし は ギター が とくいです watashi WA gitaa ga tokui desu
matenga-head pokowhiwhi-shoulders poku-stomach hope-hips waewae-legs kanohi-eyes taringa-ears mangai-mouth tino pai