duh in Finnish
duh in Finnish is ei kai, ihanko totta, älä ihmeessä — duh means used to point out, often sarcastically, that something is obvious.
duh in Finnish
ei kai
Disdainful indication that something is obvious.
ihanko totta
Disdainful indication that something is obvious.
älä ihmeessä
Disdainful indication that something is obvious.
What does "duh" mean?
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intj Used to point out, often sarcastically, that something is obvious.
""You need water to survive." "Duh.""
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intj Used to mimic or mock someone acting stupidly.
"He walked into the glass door and just said "duh" to himself."
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duh in a sentence
- "You need water to survive." "Duh."
- He walked into the glass door and just said "duh" to himself.
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What is "duh" in Finnish?
"duh" in Finnish is ei kai, ihanko totta, älä ihmeessä. duh means: Used to point out, often sarcastically, that something is obvious.
How do you use "duh" in a sentence?
Example: ""You need water to survive." "Duh."" In Finnish, "duh" is ei kai, ihanko totta, älä ihmeessä.
Are there other ways to say "duh" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "duh": ei kai, ihanko totta, älä ihmeessä.
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