duh in Japanese
duh in Japanese is 当たり前 — duh means used to point out, often sarcastically, that something is obvious.
duh in Japanese
当たり前
Pronounced: atarimae
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 Japanese?
"duh" in Japanese is 当たり前. duh means: Used to point out, often sarcastically, that something is obvious.
How do you pronounce 当たり前?
"duh" in Japanese is 当たり前, pronounced "atarimae".
How do you use "duh" in a sentence?
Example: ""You need water to survive." "Duh."" In Japanese, "duh" is 当たり前.
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