erm in Chinese
erm in Chinese is 那个 — erm means a filler sound used when hesitating or thinking of what to say next.
erm in Chinese
那个
Pronounced: nà ge
Used in hesitant speech, or to express uncertainty.
What does "erm" mean?
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interjection A filler sound used when hesitating or thinking of what to say next.
""Erm, I'm not really sure," she admitted."
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interjection Used to express mild embarrassment or polite disagreement.
""Erm, that's not quite what I meant.""
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erm in a sentence
- "Erm, I'm not really sure," she admitted.
- "Erm, that's not quite what I meant."
- – Bob would never say something like that! – Erm, he just did.
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What is "erm" in Chinese?
"erm" in Chinese is 那个. erm means: A filler sound used when hesitating or thinking of what to say next.
How do you pronounce 那个?
"erm" in Chinese is 那个, pronounced "nà ge".
How do you use "erm" in a sentence?
Example: ""Erm, I'm not really sure," she admitted." In Chinese, "erm" is 那个.
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