What Does ‘ドキドキ Dokidoki’ Mean? ❤️‍🔥

Dokidoki (ドキドキ) means feeling excited or nervous, especially when your heart beats fast.

It’s often used to describe anticipation or romantic feelings. 💓

📝 Example sentences:

初めてのデートでドキドキした。

Hajimete no deeto de dokidoki shita.

I felt nervous and excited on my first date. 😳💕

試験の結果を待っているとき、ドキドキする。

Shiken no kekka o matte iru toki, dokidoki suru.

My heart beats fast while waiting for exam results. 📚😬

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