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What does 'kida' or 'kind of' mean?
And when does it use? Why does it use?
Like, ' she's always been kinda shy.'
What does 'kida' or 'kind of' mean?
And when does it use? Why does it use?
Like, ' she's always been kinda shy.'
And when does it use? Why does it use?
Like, ' she's always been kinda shy.'
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Kinda/ kind of means a little when describing something. For example, if I say “I am kinda shy” that means I am a little bit shy. You can also use it in sentences like “ The movie was kinda good. She looked kinda sad today”
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@jinjinjin92 Kinda is a informal way of saying Kind of. Is like a slang.
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Kinda/ kind of means a little when describing something. For example, if I say “I am kinda shy” that means I am a little bit shy. You can also use it in sentences like “ The movie was kinda good. She looked kinda sad today”
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