Na Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈnɑ/

nah

UK

/ˈnɑː/

nah

释义

'Na' is an informal spoken expression in some dialects of English (not standard English) used for hesitation, to catch attention, or as a conversational filler, mainly in certain UK regions.

用法与细微差别

'Na' is informal and colloquial, common in Northern England and Scotland. It can signal hesitation, emphasis, or get someone's attention. Rare in standard English—avoid in writing and formal speech.

• Spanish: (no translation directa) - expresión informal de vacilación o énfasis
• Portuguese (BR): (sem tradução direta) - partícula informal de hesitação ou ênfase
• Portuguese (PT): (sem tradução direta) - partícula informal de hesitação ou ênfase
• Chinese (Simplified): （无直接翻译）- 用于非正式口语犹豫或强调
• Chinese (Traditional): （無直接翻譯）- 用於非正式口語猶豫或強調
• Hindi: (कोई सीधा अनुवाद नहीं) - अनौपचारिक बोलचाल में झिझक या ज़ोर देने के लिए प्रयोग होता है
• Arabic: (لا ترجمة مباشرة) - أداة غير رسمية للتردد أو التشديد
• Bengali: না (সংলাপের অব্যয়) - হে (আহ্বানার্থে)
• Russian: а - эй (разговорное междометие)
• Japanese: なあ (話し言葉)
• Vietnamese: na (thán từ) - này (gọi chú ý)
• Korean: 나 (말할 때 쓰는 감탄사)
• Turkish: ya (konuşma eki) - hani (dikkat çekmek için)
• Urdu: نا (غیر رسمی گفتگو میں استعمال ہونے والا لفظ)
• Indonesian: na (partikel percakapan)

例句

Na, I don't think I can go out tonight.

basic

Let’s watch a movie, na?

basic

Na, that’s not what I meant.

basic

You could try fixing it yourself, na?

natural

It’s cold outside, na, bring your jacket!

natural

You’re coming to the party, na?

natural