Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Hmmm"

A: 食欲が運動を妨げてはなりません

A: yeah

A: "Hmmm" means they are thinking. "Run girl. r-u-n" means get out of the situation or actually run

A: 1) Acknowledging information surprisedly or sarcastically

A: You know, if you think about it, the meaning of life is just to eat cheese.
B: Hmm, I never thought about it like that.

2) Thinking about something or trying to come to a conclusion

A: So, can you make it to the event?
B: Hmm... I'm not sure. I'll let you know if something comes up.

3) Not hearing what someone said or not understanding what someone said

A: (mumbling)
B: Hmm? What did you say? I couldn't catch that at all.

A: “Hmmm” is used when you are trying to think of something. Similar to “なんだろ.” “Umm” is more used when you just don’t know what to say and need a second to think. Similar to “えと” or “あの.” Both are only spoken, never written though!

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A: hummmm

A: hmm is a noise if your thinking

A: "where ..... " is the set-up that can be used to describe places, as well as situations and events. It answers the question "what?" with a description of "where" something happened, happens, or is happening.

When you put where after a place, like in "I met him in Boston, where I was going to school" it's used before a description of the place.
[What is Boston? It's (the place) where I went to school.]

The use of where is the same here, but describing a situation. "It's the game where 2 people eat either end".
[What is the game? It's (the game) where 2 people eat either end.]

When describing an event - "I want to go to the party where everyone cool is".
[What party? The one where everyone cool is.]

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A: "I've been learning the UK accent for a very long time" is more natural.

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