哼儿哈儿 Pronunciation and Pinyin
哼儿哈儿 Usage and Examples
Mumbling
Indistinct noises
我对这条新闻的总体反应或许可用“哼儿哈儿”来概括。
My general reaction to this news might be summed up as "ho-hum."
他总是哼儿哈儿的，就是不说句痛快话。
He hemmed and hawed but wouldn't say anything definite.
The characters in 哼儿哈儿
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 哼
- hēng哼yì一shēng声snort, grunt
- hēng哼le了yì一shēng声snorted, hmphed
- hēng哼chū出lai来Hum it out, Grunt it out
- hēng哼chī哧to puff and pant heavily
- hēng哼chī哧hēng哼chī哧de地huffing and puffing, grunting and snorting
- hēng哼hēng哼Hmph, Heh heh
- hēng哼jī唧whine, groan
- hēng哼chàng唱To hum a melody softly.
- hēng哼chàng唱zhe着humming, crooning
- hēng哼yō唷Ugh, Heave-ho
- hēng哼yōu唷zhe着Groaning, Grunting
- hēng哼qì气Snort, Grunt
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Open the tool →Questions about 哼儿哈儿
What does 哼儿哈儿 mean in Chinese?
哼儿哈儿 (hēng ér hā ér) means “Mumbling, Indistinct noises”.
How do you pronounce 哼儿哈儿?
哼儿哈儿 is pronounced hēng ér hā ér in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Mumbling” in Chinese?
“Mumbling” is 哼儿哈儿 (hēng ér hā ér) in Chinese.
How is 哼儿哈儿 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 哼儿哈儿, each with pinyin and an English translation.