sorta US
ˈsɔːrtə
See also: sort of (UK)
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Definition of sorta - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

not fullyUSshows something is only partly true or only a littleUS
  • I'm sorta interested in that movie.
  • He's sorta reliable when deadlines are loose.
  • I sorta expected rain this afternoon.
kinda partly somewhat
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Expressions with sorta

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somewhat or to a moderate degree
I'm kinda sorta interested in going to the party.
expresses something is not exact or only a little
I'm sorta kinda tired right now.

Origin of sorta

English, sort (kind) + of (of)

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  1. French:un peu, ...
  2. German:irgendwie, ...
  3. Italian:un po', ...
  4. Spanish:más o menos, ...
  5. Portuguese:mais ou menos, ...
  6. Chinese:有点, ...
  7. Japanese:ちょっと, ...
  8. Arabic:نَوْعًا مَا, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּמִידָה מְסֻיֶּמֶת, ...
  10. Russian:вроде, ...
  11. Ukrainian:трохи, ...
  12. Hindi:कुछ-कुछ, ...
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