some
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The meaning (definition) of the word some
an amount that is not all and not none
The word some used in a sentence
“I ate some of the grapes and saved the rest”
How the word some is said around the world
| French | quelques (kelk) |
| Spanish | algunos (ahl-GOO-nohs) |
| Mandarin | 一些 (ee shyeh) |
| Hindi | कुछ (kuch) |
| Arabic | بَعْض (bahd) |
| Russian | немного (nye-MNOH-guh) |
| Portuguese (EU) | algum (al-GOONG) |
| Portuguese (BR) | alguns (aw-GOONS) |
| Japanese | いくつか (ee-KUU-tsuu-kah) |
| German | einige (EYE-nee-guh) |
| Urdu | کچھ (kuch) |
| Punjabi | ਕੁਝ (kuujh) |
| Korean | 조금 (joh-GUUM) |
| Hebrew | קצת (ktsat) |
| Greek | μερικοί (me-ree-KEE) |
| Dutch | wat (vaht) |
| Tagalog | ilan (ee-LAHN) |
| Vietnamese | một ít (moht EET) |
| Turkish | biraz (bee-RAHZ) |
| Persian | کمی (ka-MEE) |
| Polish | trochę (TROH-kheh) |
| Ukrainian | трохи (TRO-khy) |
| Bengali | কিছু (KEE-chhu) |
| Swedish | några (NOH-grah) |
| Italian | alcuni (al-KOO-nee) |
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