Lol are you a SHINee fan?
anyways, ring ding dong is in English and the way you say it in Korean would be something like:
ling-ding-dong
the letters R and L in Korean are often sound the same.
ring ding ding ding
washiki ding dong
it is just a silly word some people say at random ha ha ha shakalaka ding dong
ching chong ding dong
hooog ala makak ding dong
Most people say it sounds like ding dong
Shoba Loba Ding Dong is mainly used for a term to express your happiness, or something to express when you have nothing to say.It could also be used as a phrase or simile:Example: I just got an A+ on my math test!! Shoba Loba Ding Dong!!Example: I don't know man. I loved her, it's just, she left me.. I just.. Shoba Loba Ding Dong.Example: The marriage recital was over before you could say Shoba Loba Ding Dong.
some people say that a clock goes ding dong but it doesn't it strikeshope this helps xx
It is an onomatopoeia - that means it's a word (or phrase) where the words sound like the noise they're trying to describe. "Ding a ling" is the noise a bell makes, so you say that, or you say "ding dong" or "ring a ling."If you mean the slang term meaning someone is not very bright, it comes from the old idea that crazy people heard noises, like bells ringing, that were not actually there.
It's dong if u spell it in Korean, and it becomes like this 똥 i think or i think it might be 동
Carol of the Bells hark! how the bells , sweet silver bells, all seem to say "throw cares away." Christmas is here , bringing good cheer to young and old meek and the bold. "ding dong ding dong" that is their song with joyful ring all caroling. one seems to hear words of good cheer from everywhere filling the air. O how hap-py are their tones gaily they ring while people sing songs of good cheer Christmas is here merry , merry , merry , merry Christmas X2 On on they send on without eng their joy ful tone to every home on on they send on with out end their joyful tone to every home Ding dong ding dongggggg
A large bell would ring like any other bell... although perhaps it could be made to ring louder. The pitch of the bell would be dependent on both the size and the metallic makeup, with the larger bells having somewhat lower pitch (with other factors controlled).