Amharic አማርኛ am
እርግጠኛ ነህ?
Ir-gi-ten-ya neh?
Use 'Irgit'enya newet?' in formal situations and 'Irgit'enya neh?' with friends and family.
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How to say
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Arabic العربية ar
هل أنت متأكد؟
Hal an-ta mu-ta-ak-kid?
This is a general phrase used to question someone's certainty.
Bangla বাংলা bn
আপনি কি নিশ্চিত?
Ap-nee kee nish-chi-to?
Use 'Apni ki nishchito?' in formal situations and 'Tui ki nishchito?' with close friends and family.
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Catalan català ca
N'estàs segur/a?
Nes-TAS se-GOOR/a?
Use 'N'està segur/a?' in formal situations and 'N'estàs segur/a?' with friends and family. The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender.
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Czech čeština cs
Jsi si jistý/á?
Yi-see see YIS-tee/aa?
Use 'Jste si jistý/á?' in formal situations and 'Jsi si jistý/á?' with friends and family. The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender.
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Danish dansk da
Er du sikker?
Er doo SEE-ker?
Use 'Er De sikker?' in formal situations and 'Er du sikker?' with friends and family.
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German Deutsch de
Bist du sicher?
Bist doo ZI-sher?
Use 'Sind Sie sicher?' in formal settings and when addressing someone you don't know well; 'Bist du sicher?' is for informal situations.
Greek Ελληνικά el
Είσαι σίγουρος/η;
EE-say SEE-ghoo-ros/ee?
Use 'Είστε σίγουρος/η;' in formal situations and 'Είσαι σίγουρος/η;' with friends and family. The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender.
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Spanish Español es
¿Estás seguro?
Es-TAHS se-GU-ro?
Use this to question someone's certainty or to express doubt.
Estonian eesti et
Oled sa kindel?
O-led sa kin-del?
Use 'Kas te olete kindel?' in formal situations and 'Oled sa kindel?' with friends and family.
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Basque Basque eu
Ziur zaude?
Thee-oor zah-oo-deh?
This is a general phrase used to question someone's certainty.
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Persian فارسی fa
مطمئنی؟
Mot-ma-e-ni?
Use 'Motma'eni?' with friends and family; 'Motma'en hastid?' is more formal.
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Finnish suomi fi
Oletko varma?
O-let-ko VAR-ma?
Use 'Oletteko varma?' in formal situations and 'Oletko varma?' with friends and family.
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French Français fr
Êtes-vous sûr(e) ?
Êt-voo sur?
Use 'Êtes-vous sûr(e) ?' in formal situations and 'T'es sûr(e) ?' with friends and family.
Galician Galician gl
Estás seguro/a?
Es-TAHS se-GU-ro/a?
Use 'Está seguro/a?' in formal situations and 'Estás seguro/a?' with friends and family. The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender.
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Gujarati ગુજરાતી gu
તમને ખાતરી છે?
Ta-ma-ne kha-tree chhe?
Use 'Tamane khatri chhe?' in formal situations and 'Tane khatri chhe?' with friends and family.
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Hausa Hausa ha
Shin kin tabbata?
Shin kin tab-ba-ta?
Use 'Shin kun tabbata?' in formal situations and 'Shin kin tabbata?' with friends and family.
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Hebrew עברית he
אתה בטוח?
A-ta ba-TOO-akh?
Use this phrase to question someone's certainty.
Hindi हिन्दी hi
क्या आप निश्चित हैं?
Kya aap nish-chit hain?
Use 'Kya aap nishchit hain?' in formal situations and 'Kya tum nishchit ho?' with friends and family.
Hungarian magyar hu
Biztos vagy benne?
Bee-shto-sh VODJ ben-neh?
Use 'Biztos ön benne?' in formal situations and 'Biztos vagy benne?' with friends and family.
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Indonesian Indonesia id
Apakah kamu yakin?
A-pah-kah kah-moo ya-kin?
Use 'Apakah Anda yakin?' in formal situations and 'Apakah kamu yakin?' with friends and family.
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Icelandic Icelandic is
Ertu viss/viss um það?
Er-too vis/vis um thah?
Use 'Eruð þið viss/viss um það?' in formal situations and 'Ertu viss/viss um það?' with friends and family. The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender.
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Italian Italiano it
Sei sicuro/a?
Say see-CU-ro/a?
Use 'È sicuro/a?' when speaking to someone you respect or don't know well; 'Sei sicuro/a?' is for friends and family.
Japanese 日本語 ja
本当ですか？
Hon-toh des ka?
Use 'Hontō desu ka?' in formal situations and 'Hontō ni?' with friends and family.
Korean 한국어 ko
확실해요?
Hwak-shil-hae-yo?
Use 'Hwakshil-haeyo?' in formal situations and 'Hwakshilhae?' with friends and family.
Lithuanian lietuvių lt
Ar tu įsitikinęs/įsitikinusi?
Ar too ee-see-tee-kee-nes/ee-see-tee-kee-nee-see?
Use 'Ar jūs įsitikinęs/įsitikinusi?' in formal situations and 'Ar tu įsitikinęs/įsitikinusi?' with friends and family. The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender.
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Latvian latviešu lv
Vai tu esi pārliecināts/pārliecināta?
Vay too e-see par-lee-tseen-ahts/par-lee-tseen-ahta?
Use 'Vai jūs esat pārliecināts/pārliecināta?' in formal situations and 'Vai tu esi pārliecināts/pārliecināta?' with friends and family. The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender.
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Marathi मराठी mr
तुम्हाला खात्री आहे?
Tum-ha-la kha-tree aa-he?
Use 'Tumhala khatri aahe?' in formal situations and 'Tula khatri aahe?' with friends and family.
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Malay Melayu ms
Adakah anda pasti?
A-da-kah an-da pas-ti?
Use 'Adakah anda pasti?' in formal situations and 'Adakah kau pasti?' with friends and family.
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Dutch Nederlands nl
Weet je het zeker?
Wayt yuh het ZAY-ker?
Use 'Weet u het zeker?' in formal situations and 'Weet je het zeker?' with friends and family.
Norwegian norsk no
Er du sikker?
Er doo SEE-ker?
Use 'Er De sikker?' in formal situations and 'Er du sikker?' with friends and family.
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Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ pa
ਕੀ ਤੁਸੀਂ ਯਕੀਨੀ ਹੋ?
Kee tu-see ya-kee-nee ho?
Use 'Ki tusi yakeeni ho?' in formal situations and 'Ki tu yakeeni hain?' with friends and family.
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Polish polski pl
Jesteś pewien/pewna?
Yesh-Tesh PEH-vin/PEV-na?
Use 'Czy jest Pan/Pani pewien/pewna?' in formal situations; 'Jesteś pewien/pewna?' is for informal situations. The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender.
Portuguese Português pt
Tem certeza?
TENG ser-TEZ-a?
Use this phrase to question someone's certainty.
Romanian română ro
Ești sigur/ă?
Esht see-GOOR/a?
Use 'Sunteți sigur/ă?' in formal situations and 'Ești sigur/ă?' with friends and family. The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender.
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Russian русский ru
Ты уверен(а)?
Tih oo-VE-ren(a)?
Use 'Вы уверены?' in formal situations and when addressing someone you don't know well; 'Ты уверен(а)?' is for informal situations. The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender.
Swedish svenska sv
Är du säker?
Air doo SAY-ker?
Use 'Är ni säker?' in formal situations and 'Är du säker?' with friends and family.
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Swahili Kiswahili sw
Una hakika?
Oo-na ha-ki-ka?
Use 'Je, una hakika?' in formal situations and 'Una hakika?' with friends and family.
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Tamil தமிழ் ta
உனக்கு நிச்சயம் இருக்கிறதா?
Oo-nak-ku nich-cha-yam ir-uk-ki-ra-tha?
Use 'Ungalukku nichchayam irukkiratha?' in formal situations and 'Unakku nichchayam irukkiratha?' with friends and family.
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Telugu తెలుగు te
మీకు ఖచ్చితంగా తెలుసా?
Mee-koo ka-chit-tan-gaa te-lu-saa?
Use 'Meeku khachithangaa telusaa?' in formal situations and 'Neeku khachithangaa telusaa?' with friends and family.
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Thai ไทย th
คุณแน่ใจหรือเปล่า?
Khun nae chai rue plao?
Use 'Khun nae chai rue plao?' in formal situations and 'Ther nae chai rue plao?' with friends and family.
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Filipino Filipino tl
Sigurado ka?
Si-gu-ra-do ka?
Use 'Sigurado po kayo?' in formal situations and 'Sigurado ka?' with friends and family.
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Turkish Türkçe tr
Emin misin?
E-min mee-sin?
Use 'Emin misiniz?' in formal situations and 'Emin misin?' with friends and family.
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Ukrainian українська uk
Ти впевнений/впевнена?
Tih vpev-NEN-yi/vpev-NEN-a?
Use 'Ви впевнені?' in formal situations and when addressing someone you don't know well; 'Ти впевнений/впевнена?' is for informal situations. The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender.
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Urdu اردو ur
کیا آپ کو یقین ہے؟
Kya aap ko ya-qeen hai?
Use 'Kya aap ko yaqeen hai?' in formal situations and 'Kya tumhen yaqeen hai?' with friends and family.
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Vietnamese Tiếng Việt vi
Bạn có chắc không?
Ban co chac khong?
This is a general phrase used to question someone's certainty.
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Yoruba Yoruba yo
Ṣé o dájú?
She o da-ju?
Use 'Ṣé ẹ dájú?' in formal situations and 'Ṣé o dájú?' with friends and family.
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Chinese 中文 zh
你确定吗？
Nee chwe-ding ma?
This is a general phrase used to question someone's certainty.
zh-yue zh-yue zh-yue
你肯定嗎？
Nay hang ding ma?
This is a general phrase used to question someone's certainty.
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Zulu Zulu zu
Uqinisekile?
Oo-qi-ni-se-ki-le?
Use 'Niqinisekile?' in formal situations and 'Uqinisekile?' with friends and family.
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