japanese equivalent of “Mmmm” as in “Mmmm I like that!” or “Mmmm, delicious”












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in other words, "Mmmm" used as a tone of appreciation or approbation, NOT of deliberation as in "Mmmm, let me think about that"



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    in other words, "Mmmm" used as a tone of appreciation or approbation, NOT of deliberation as in "Mmmm, let me think about that"



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      in other words, "Mmmm" used as a tone of appreciation or approbation, NOT of deliberation as in "Mmmm, let me think about that"



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      in other words, "Mmmm" used as a tone of appreciation or approbation, NOT of deliberation as in "Mmmm, let me think about that"



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          You can say:





          • うーん、素晴らしい! (neutral)


          • んー、素晴らしい! (casual)


          • うーむ、素晴らしい! (pompous)


          • ふーむ、素晴らしい! (pompous)


          Note that the actual pronunciations of these う/ふ/む may be different from what you already know. These interjections are often pronounced just like English "mmm" or "hmmm". See: IPA for ふーん/んふふ (pronounced with your mouth closed) and Difference between うーん and ううん






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          • your top two suggestions are what I was thinking... never come across the other two.... not sure really about the parenthesized observations: neutral "wonderful!'? especially. but food for thought, thank you.

            – jiji_Xx
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          • @jiji_Xx I wanted to say ふーむ sounds like an intelligent old man (like this). うーん does not have such a tone.

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          You can say:





          • うーん、素晴らしい! (neutral)


          • んー、素晴らしい! (casual)


          • うーむ、素晴らしい! (pompous)


          • ふーむ、素晴らしい! (pompous)


          Note that the actual pronunciations of these う/ふ/む may be different from what you already know. These interjections are often pronounced just like English "mmm" or "hmmm". See: IPA for ふーん/んふふ (pronounced with your mouth closed) and Difference between うーん and ううん






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          • your top two suggestions are what I was thinking... never come across the other two.... not sure really about the parenthesized observations: neutral "wonderful!'? especially. but food for thought, thank you.

            – jiji_Xx
            Mar 5 at 6:10











          • @jiji_Xx I wanted to say ふーむ sounds like an intelligent old man (like this). うーん does not have such a tone.

            – naruto
            Mar 5 at 6:18


















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          You can say:





          • うーん、素晴らしい! (neutral)


          • んー、素晴らしい! (casual)


          • うーむ、素晴らしい! (pompous)


          • ふーむ、素晴らしい! (pompous)


          Note that the actual pronunciations of these う/ふ/む may be different from what you already know. These interjections are often pronounced just like English "mmm" or "hmmm". See: IPA for ふーん/んふふ (pronounced with your mouth closed) and Difference between うーん and ううん






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          • your top two suggestions are what I was thinking... never come across the other two.... not sure really about the parenthesized observations: neutral "wonderful!'? especially. but food for thought, thank you.

            – jiji_Xx
            Mar 5 at 6:10











          • @jiji_Xx I wanted to say ふーむ sounds like an intelligent old man (like this). うーん does not have such a tone.

            – naruto
            Mar 5 at 6:18
















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          You can say:





          • うーん、素晴らしい! (neutral)


          • んー、素晴らしい! (casual)


          • うーむ、素晴らしい! (pompous)


          • ふーむ、素晴らしい! (pompous)


          Note that the actual pronunciations of these う/ふ/む may be different from what you already know. These interjections are often pronounced just like English "mmm" or "hmmm". See: IPA for ふーん/んふふ (pronounced with your mouth closed) and Difference between うーん and ううん






          share|improve this answer













          You can say:





          • うーん、素晴らしい! (neutral)


          • んー、素晴らしい! (casual)


          • うーむ、素晴らしい! (pompous)


          • ふーむ、素晴らしい! (pompous)


          Note that the actual pronunciations of these う/ふ/む may be different from what you already know. These interjections are often pronounced just like English "mmm" or "hmmm". See: IPA for ふーん/んふふ (pronounced with your mouth closed) and Difference between うーん and ううん







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          • your top two suggestions are what I was thinking... never come across the other two.... not sure really about the parenthesized observations: neutral "wonderful!'? especially. but food for thought, thank you.

            – jiji_Xx
            Mar 5 at 6:10











          • @jiji_Xx I wanted to say ふーむ sounds like an intelligent old man (like this). うーん does not have such a tone.

            – naruto
            Mar 5 at 6:18





















          • your top two suggestions are what I was thinking... never come across the other two.... not sure really about the parenthesized observations: neutral "wonderful!'? especially. but food for thought, thank you.

            – jiji_Xx
            Mar 5 at 6:10











          • @jiji_Xx I wanted to say ふーむ sounds like an intelligent old man (like this). うーん does not have such a tone.

            – naruto
            Mar 5 at 6:18



















          your top two suggestions are what I was thinking... never come across the other two.... not sure really about the parenthesized observations: neutral "wonderful!'? especially. but food for thought, thank you.

          – jiji_Xx
          Mar 5 at 6:10





          your top two suggestions are what I was thinking... never come across the other two.... not sure really about the parenthesized observations: neutral "wonderful!'? especially. but food for thought, thank you.

          – jiji_Xx
          Mar 5 at 6:10













          @jiji_Xx I wanted to say ふーむ sounds like an intelligent old man (like this). うーん does not have such a tone.

          – naruto
          Mar 5 at 6:18







          @jiji_Xx I wanted to say ふーむ sounds like an intelligent old man (like this). うーん does not have such a tone.

          – naruto
          Mar 5 at 6:18




















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