カキカキ （何かを描く音）って英語でなんて言うの？

You could also say 'screech screech' if, for example, some chalk on a blackboard makes a high pitched sound. "Oh my, what is Mike drawing with? It sounds so scritchy scratchy?" "It's a charcoal stick." "Ugh, look at his fingers. It seems so messy!" Henry is writing very quickly in his notebook. He completes one page of writing, then comes to the end of his composition: scribble, scribble....done!

It can be common to say: The swish of a pen. The whoosh of a pen. This can be used to describe someone writing fast or drawing quickly. He finished writing with a whoosh of his pen.. The novel was finished in a swish of a pen. You can also use it to describe drawing: The painting was finished with a swish of a paintbrush. I hope that helps!

It depends on what the person is drawing with. For example, a pencil makes a "scratch" sound, but a paintbrush makes a "swish" sound. You can say use them like this: - The pencil made a scratching sound as she sketched the tree. - The scratching of a pencil reminds me of art class and always relaxes me. - The paintbrush swished against the canvas in fluid motions. - The swishing of a paintbrush and the smell of paints is nostalgic. If you uploading a picture on SNS, I wouldn't just use "scratch" or "swish" because that would not be easily understood by a native English audience. Try writing a sentence with the words: - I scratched this out earlier today. - Just a quick swish-swish and this one was done!

"Swish" could describe the sound of a single line been drawn "shasha shasha" can be described as the sound of coloring in.

If someone is drawing or coloring in on a piece of paper with a pencil or crayon, the sound is rather soft. Therefore I would use something like 'swish swoosh'. If someone is writing on a blackboard with chalk, the sound is harsher. Almost like a screeching sound.

The sound thats made depends on the item you are drawing with so if you are using a pencil it might make a scribble sound or if pressed harder then a scratch sound, a paintbrush would make a swish sound with the noise of the paint on it

There are many different ways in English to describe the sound of writing or drawing, each similar to the other. Scratch Scratch. Is more of a sound that would describe a pencil moving quickly and roughly over some paper. Woosh, Would describe the sound that a pen or pencil would make when moving quickly. E.g- ''the pen whooshed over the paper''

Onomatopoeia is where a word is spelt as it sounds verbally. This is used in comics with words like POW! or CHOP! or THUD!. However since you are asking about the sound a pencil makes its will be the ones listed above. The Swish, Swoosh and Scribble of a pen. These when spoken gives the listener a certain idea of how the pen moved across the surtface however the tangible moments alos sounds as it is spelt .