girly in Japanese
girly in Japanese is 女の子っぽい — girly means stereotypically feminine or delicate; not masculine.
girly in Japanese
女の子っぽい
Pronounced: onnanokoppoi
Characteristic of a stereotypical girl, very effeminate, gentle; unmasculine.
What does "girly" mean?
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adj Stereotypically feminine or delicate; not masculine.
"The shop sells girly dresses in soft pastel colors with ribbons and lace."
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adj Weak or feeble (informal, often dismissive).
"Don't be so girly about a little rain."
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girly in a sentence
- The shop sells girly dresses in soft pastel colors with ribbons and lace.
- He teased his brother for driving such a girly car.
- Don't be so girly about a little rain.
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What is "girly" in Japanese?
"girly" in Japanese is 女の子っぽい. girly means: Stereotypically feminine or delicate; not masculine.
How do you pronounce 女の子っぽい?
"girly" in Japanese is 女の子っぽい, pronounced "onnanokoppoi".
How do you use "girly" in a sentence?
Example: "The shop sells girly dresses in soft pastel colors with ribbons and lace." In Japanese, "girly" is 女の子っぽい.
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