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What Does MHM Mean When Someone Replies With It? - LiveAbout
It's a positive response, however, and shows agreement with you as the acronym of 'mm-hmmm'. Mhm is used the same way online or via text message as it is in real life. Generally speaking, mhm always means "yes," but it's not always as clear or enthusiastic sounding as a direct "yes". Lifewire / Nusha Ashjaee.
Anyone figured out how to write Mm-hmm (yes) and Mm-mm (no)? - Reddit
"Mm-hm." = Yes. "Hm-nn." = No. Similarly: "Uh huh." = Yes. "Huh uh." / "Nuh uh." = No.
Mm-hmm Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of MM-HMM is —used to indicate agreement, satisfaction, or encouragement to continue speaking. How to use mm-hmm in a sentence.
mhm Meaning & Origin | Slang by Dictionary.com
Mhm is a version of mm-hmm, an interjection variously used to express agreement or make an acknowledgment, among other senses. Mhm is especially common in the casual writing of the internet and text-messaging.
How Do You Spell Interjections Used in Dialogue | The Editor's Blog
mm-hmm—murmur of agreement that may also indicate inattention; much like uh-huh. mmm—murmur of pleasure. mwahaha—mock-sinister laugh, often used for a villain; also mwah-ha-ha; variant is bwahaha. nah—informal no; opposite of yeah; [pronounced two ways: like the n-a in nap or the n-o in not rather than as nay]
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