Understanding the Meaning of “So So” in Conversation (Full Transcript)

“So so” typically signals a neutral or mixed feeling. Here’s what it conveys and why context matters for interpreting it.

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[00:00:13] Speaker 1: so so

Summary

A very brief utterance: “so so,” indicating a neutral or mixed feeling.

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Brief remark: “so so”

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Key Takeaways

The speaker expresses a neutral or mixed assessment.
There is insufficient context to determine what is being evaluated.

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Neutral: The phrase “so so” commonly conveys an average, indifferent, or mixed sentiment without strong positive or negative emotion.

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