uh in Japanese
uh in Japanese is ええと, あのう, うーん — uh means a filler sound used while thinking or hesitating in speech.
uh in Japanese
ええと
Pronounced: eeto
Expression of thought, confusion, or uncertainty.
あのう
Pronounced: anō
Expression of thought, confusion, or uncertainty.
うーん
Pronounced: ūn
Expression of thought, confusion, or uncertainty.
え
Pronounced: e
Expression of thought, confusion, or uncertainty.
ええと
Pronounced: eeto
Space filler or pause during conversation.
あのう
Pronounced: anō
Space filler or pause during conversation.
うーん
Pronounced: ūn
Space filler or pause during conversation.
えー
Pronounced: ē
Space filler or pause during conversation.
What does "uh" mean?
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intj A filler sound used while thinking or hesitating in speech.
""Uh, I'm not sure," he stammered."
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- "Uh, I'm not sure," he stammered.
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What is "uh" in Japanese?
"uh" in Japanese is ええと, あのう, うーん. uh means: A filler sound used while thinking or hesitating in speech.
How do you pronounce ええと?
"uh" in Japanese is ええと, pronounced "eeto".
How do you use "uh" in a sentence?
Example: ""Uh, I'm not sure," he stammered." In Japanese, "uh" is ええと, あのう, うーん.
Are there other ways to say "uh" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "uh": ええと, あのう, うーん, え, えー.
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