'Errrmmm' (indistinct mumbling)
Italian translation: hmmmm
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| na | Secondo me, resta uguale. |
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Secondo me, resta uguale. Explanation: Dopo tutto, queste espressioni sono sempre onomatopeiche e cose come "grrrr" o "hmmm" rendono l'idea in tutte le lingue. (Chissà perché, "ahi" invece si traduce!) Floriana |
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ehmm Explanation: gdlingue |
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hmmm Explanation: Sì, è vero che si tratta di espressioni per lo più onomatopeiche, ma nella lingua scritta italiana, credo che il modo più frequente di rendere il "bofonchio" sia proprio questo. E poi il nostro bofonchio è più labiale che gutturale. Ciao |
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