meh in Japanese
meh in Japanese is まあまあ — meh means used to express indifference, boredom, or a lack of enthusiasm.
meh in Japanese
まあまあ
Pronounced: maamaa
Mediocre; lackluster; unexceptional; uninspiring.
What does "meh" mean?
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interjection Used to express indifference, boredom, or a lack of enthusiasm.
""Meh," she shrugged, "it was an okay film.""
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adjective Unremarkable, mediocre, or uninspiring.
"The restaurant was fine, but the food was pretty meh."
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meh in a sentence
- "Meh," she shrugged, "it was an okay film."
- The restaurant was fine, but the food was pretty meh.
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What is "meh" in Japanese?
"meh" in Japanese is まあまあ. meh means: Used to express indifference, boredom, or a lack of enthusiasm.
How do you pronounce まあまあ?
"meh" in Japanese is まあまあ, pronounced "maamaa".
How do you use "meh" in a sentence?
Example: ""Meh," she shrugged, "it was an okay film."" In Japanese, "meh" is まあまあ.
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