nah in Japanese
nah in Japanese is ううん — nah means an informal way of saying "no.".
nah in Japanese
ううん
Pronounced: uun
(informal) No.
What does "nah" mean?
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intj An informal way of saying "no."
"Nah, I don't think that film is worth watching."
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nah in a sentence
- Nah, I don't think that film is worth watching.
- "Do you want to come?" "Nah, I'm tired."
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What is "nah" in Japanese?
"nah" in Japanese is ううん. nah means: An informal way of saying "no."
How do you pronounce ううん?
"nah" in Japanese is ううん, pronounced "uun".
How do you use "nah" in a sentence?
Example: "Nah, I don't think that film is worth watching." In Japanese, "nah" is ううん.
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