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"Anno..."
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2007/12/8 21:34
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I'va been a couple of times to Japan (for holiday), and the last time (last november) I noticed that many people (on the street, television etc etc), are using the word "anno". Now I am wondering what it means??
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by Bert
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Re: Anno...
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2007/12/10 11:12
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"Anno..." simply means "Umm.." and is basically an utterance of hestitation.
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by Melissa
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ano... あの...
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2007/12/10 13:35
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It should only have one "n" when written in romaji as 2 n's would give it a different pronunciation and hiragana spelling.
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by Sira
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I always thought it's spelled 'anou'. :)
Same goes for 'etou', which you can also hear sometimes at the beginning of sentences.
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by Haf
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