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ドナルド(オワピ)　これもいいなぁ

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Donald saying kore mo ii naa in Japanese in a pleased, drawn-out voice. Used as a reaction sound for liking something, choosing an option or approving a find.

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Donald saying kore mo ii naa in Japanese in a pleased, drawn-out voice. Used as a reaction sound for liking something, choosing an option or approving a find.

This is a short Japanese voice clip of Donald saying kore mo ii naa, which translates roughly to this one is nice too. The line is delivered slowly and contentedly, with the final naa stretched out as if he is happily settling on something he likes. It lasts just over nine seconds, long enough for the pleased tone to build and land. Viewers hear instant approval rather than excitement, making the clip feel like a satisfied nod. It works best when a choice, item or moment deserves a calm, amused endorsement.

نصيحة احترافية

Place the clip right after the item you are approving appears on screen, and let the stretched final naa finish before cutting away. Pair it with a slow zoom or highlight, and avoid music underneath so the contented delivery stays clear.

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Reacting to a second good option in a ranking video.
Approving a tasty looking dish shown on screen.
Choosing another character skin you actually like.
Adding a pleased reaction to a lucky game drop.

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In Japan the McDonald's mascot Ronald McDonald is known simply as Donald, and his cheerful voice has long been reused in Japanese parody edits and meme videos online. This clip isolates the line kore mo ii naa, a casual expression of approval meaning this one is nice too. Short excerpts like this circulate on soundboards because the meaning is clear even from tone alone, and the drawn out ending is easy to recognise. It remains used as a light reaction for liking, picking or quietly endorsing something.

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What does kore mo ii naa mean?

Kore mo ii naa is Japanese for this one is nice too, or this is good too. Donald says it in a pleased, relaxed way, with the final naa stretched out, which is why listeners hear it as happy approval rather than a neutral comment.

Who is Donald in this sound?

Donald is the Japanese name for Ronald McDonald, the McDonald's mascot. Japanese meme edits often use his distinctive cheerful voice for short reaction lines, and this clip uses that familiar voice delivering a single approving phrase in Japanese.

How is this sound used in videos?

Creators drop it at the moment they like a second option, item or result, letting the line act as the verdict. It suits ranking, gaming and food clips where a calm, amused approval is funnier than loud excitement or a long explanation.