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听说只是听说
[tīng shuō zhĭ shì tīng shuō]
Meaning 'I heard only a hearsay,' it emphasizes the user distancing themselves from rumors or gossips, indicating skepticism towards unverified information or casual talk.
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道听途说里
[dào tīng tú shuō lĭ]
The phrase Through Rumors signifies something learned casually or informally implying uncertainty ...
傳聞
[chuán wén]
Hearsay implies the person tends to be influenced by rumors and indirect sources On one hand it reveals ...
听闻xx听言xx
[tīng wén xx tīng yán xx]
A poetic way to say listen to both words and rumors which means the user is keen on absorbing various ...
据说据听
[jù shuō jù tīng]
Means rumored and heard suggesting a user who relies on gossip or hearsay for information It might ...
不听说
[bù tīng shuō]
It might suggest not listening to hearsay or rumors implying a principle of making judgments after ...
信谗
[xìn chán]
Derived from the word for gossip or slander this user may be referencing a tendency to believe rumors ...
流言揣测
[liú yán chuăi cè]
This means gossip and speculation It could represent a personal experience or attitude towards ...
剩听说
[shèng tīng shuō]
The phrase roughly means only rumors remain indicating the user ’ s sentiment that all else has passed ...
如果你也只是听说
[rú guŏ nĭ yĕ zhĭ shì tīng shuō]
It translates to if you too just heard about it It suggests skepticism about hearsay hinting at not ...