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也难怪话少
[yĕ nán guài huà shăo]
'No Wonder Words Are Few' reflects introspection or a resigned understanding about why one might choose silence over speaking. It can indicate shyness, contemplativeness, or perhaps a history leading to quietness.
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話少
[huà shăo]
Few Words or Talkative Less It represents someone who is quiet or reserved valuing silence over excessive ...
不愿述说
[bù yuàn shù shuō]
Unwilling to Speak Out : Represents reticence preferring silence over speech ; it may suggest ...
少言寡语
[shăo yán guă yŭ]
Few words and seldom talks implies a person of few words This individual might prefer solitude introspection ...
些许沉默
[xiē xŭ chén mò]
A Little Silence indicates a brief moment of silence reflecting calmness introspection or sometimes ...
话亦少
[huà yì shăo]
Talks little suggesting quietness or introversion which may imply profound thoughts under the ...
话不过少
[huà bù guò shăo]
Words are Less than Few indicates a reluctance or minimal use of words emphasizing quietness or silence ...
言语太少
[yán yŭ tài shăo]
Too few words expresses that someone is very quiet or reserved in expressing their thoughts maybe ...
难怪话少
[nán guài huà shăo]
No Wonder Speech Is Scarce hints at quiet contemplation or shyness indicating a reserved nature ...
沉默并不代表无言以对
[chén mò bìng bù dài biăo wú yán yĭ duì]
Which means Silence Does Not Necessarily Mean Lack of Response indicates that sometimes silence ...