“Uh-huh” in Japanese
Short answer
ウンウン
unun
Uh-huh in Japanese is “ウンウン” (unun). Full meaning: uh-huh, mm-hmm; with a moan, with a groan.
Other ways to say “Uh-huh” in Japanese
うん
un yes, yeah, uh huh; hum, hmmm, well, erm, huh?; oof
うんうん
unun uh-huh, mm-hmm; with a moan, with a groan
ん
n yes, yeah, uh huh; huh?, what?; not
ふむふむ
fumufumu hmmm, uh-huh
ウン
un yes, yeah, uh huh; hum, hmmm, well, erm, huh?; oof
むむ
mumu hum, hmm; hm hm (light chuckle with mouth closed); uh-huh
然
sa -like; yeah, uh-huh
んだ
nda that's right, yes, uh-huh
うんっ
un yes, yeah, uh huh; hum, hmmm, well, erm, huh?; oof
うーん
uun yes, yeah, uh huh; hum, hmmm, well, erm, huh?; oof
う～ん
uun yes, yeah, uh huh; hum, hmmm, well, erm, huh?; oof
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