stammer in Japanese
stammer in Japanese is 吃り, 吃る — stammer means to speak with involuntary repetitions or pauses, unable to get words out smoothly.
stammer in Japanese
吃り
Pronounced: domori
吃る
Pronounced: domoru
(transitive) To utter with a stammer, or with timid hesitancy.
What does "stammer" mean?
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verb To speak with involuntary repetitions or pauses, unable to get words out smoothly.
"He stammered an apology before rushing out of the room."
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noun A speech pattern marked by involuntary repeated sounds or blocked words.
"He has had a stammer since childhood but rarely lets it hold him back."
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stammer in a sentence
- He stammered an apology before rushing out of the room.
- She stammers when she gets nervous in front of a crowd.
- He has had a stammer since childhood but rarely lets it hold him back.
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What is "stammer" in Japanese?
"stammer" in Japanese is 吃り, 吃る. stammer means: To speak with involuntary repetitions or pauses, unable to get words out smoothly.
How do you pronounce 吃り?
"stammer" in Japanese is 吃り, pronounced "domori".
How do you use "stammer" in a sentence?
Example: "He stammered an apology before rushing out of the room." In Japanese, "stammer" is 吃り, 吃る.
Are there other ways to say "stammer" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "stammer": 吃り, 吃る.
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