gently in Japanese
gently in Japanese is そっと — gently means softly or lightly, without force or roughness.
gently in Japanese
そっと
Pronounced: sotto
In a gentle manner; to a gentle degree.
What does "gently" mean?
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adv Softly or lightly, without force or roughness.
"Gently stir the sauce so it does not splash."
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adv Quietly and smoothly, with little noise or sudden movement.
"Snow drifted gently down onto the quiet street."
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gently in a sentence
- Gently stir the sauce so it does not splash.
- He gently closed the door so as not to wake the baby.
- Snow drifted gently down onto the quiet street.
- The train pulled gently out of the station.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "gently" in Japanese?
"gently" in Japanese is そっと. gently means: Softly or lightly, without force or roughness.
How do you pronounce そっと?
"gently" in Japanese is そっと, pronounced "sotto".
How do you use "gently" in a sentence?
Example: "Gently stir the sauce so it does not splash." In Japanese, "gently" is そっと.
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