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In Chinese, the word for this is 那个 (nèige). (The word 那个 can be pronounced both "nàge" and "nèige," but for this usage, "nèige" is normally used.) Share
20 Απρ 2023 · Synonym for nani ka なにか (nanika) something, anything なにが (naniga) what なにが ほしいですか? Naniga hoshii desuka? What do you want? なにか ほしいですか? Nanika hoshii desuka? Do you want anything?|Quiero comer algo→なにか食べたい。 Qué quieres comer?→なにが食べたい？
I keep hearing my friends say this when they speak Chinese and just curious as to what it means. It sounds a lot like the n-word but I'm 100% positive it's a commonly used Chinese word. Any help is appreciated.
12 Μαΐ 2024 · “那个 (nèi ge)” is often used as interjection to express thoughtful absorption, hesitation, doubt, or perplexity. It’s basically a filler word, pretty similar to “ummm” or “weeellllll”. For example, Yesterday I went to that…that… 我昨天去了那个……那个…… (Wǒ zuótiān qù le nàge… nàge…)
那 (nà) translates to “that” or “those” in English and is used to refer to something that is relatively farther away from both the speaker and the listener. It can also be used in a more abstract sense to refer to something previously mentioned or known about by both the speaker and the listener.
Korean has personal pronouns like 내가 (nae-ga; me) and 니가(ni-ga; you). While I understand the words themselves have a certain meaning, it really shows the ignorance of the person who is offended by not understanding that a non-English language uses a lot different sounds than they would expect.
