shh in Japanese
shh in Japanese is しーっ, 叱 — shh means used to tell someone to be quiet.
shh in Japanese
しーっ
Pronounced: shī
Demanding silence.
叱
Pronounced: shi
Demanding silence.
What does "shh" mean?
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intj Used to tell someone to be quiet.
""Shh, the baby's asleep," she whispered."
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intj Used to soothe or comfort someone who is upset or crying.
""Shh, it's okay now," he said, hugging his son."
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verb To make a shushing sound to quiet someone down.
"She shhed the noisy group as the film started."
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shh in a sentence
- "Shh, the baby's asleep," she whispered.
- "Shh, it's okay now," he said, hugging his son.
- She shhed the noisy group as the film started.
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What is "shh" in Japanese?
"shh" in Japanese is しーっ, 叱. shh means: Used to tell someone to be quiet.
How do you pronounce しーっ?
"shh" in Japanese is しーっ, pronounced "shī".
How do you use "shh" in a sentence?
Example: ""Shh, the baby's asleep," she whispered." In Japanese, "shh" is しーっ, 叱.
Are there other ways to say "shh" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "shh": しーっ, 叱.
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