Softly

//ˈsɔftli//

Translations of "softly" (22 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Belarusian	мя́кка(softly, gently), ці́ха(not loudly, inaudible)	mjákka, cíxa
Bulgarian	меко(softly, gently), тихо(not loudly, inaudible)	meko, tiho
Burmese	တိုးတိုး(softly, gently)	tui:tui:
Catalan	suaument(softly, gently)	—
Danish	blidt(not loudly, inaudible)	—
Dutch	zacht(not loudly, inaudible), zachtaardig(softly, gently), zachtjes(softly, gently), zachtzinnig(softly, gently)	—
Esperanto	mallaŭte(not loudly, inaudible), milde(softly, gently)	—
French	doucement(softly, gently)	—
Galician	suavemente(softly, gently)	—
German	leise(not loudly, inaudible), sachte(softly, gently)	—
Hungarian	halkan(not loudly, inaudible), lágyan(softly, gently)	—
Italian	delicatamente(softly, gently), sottovoce(not loudly, inaudible)	—
Korean	부드럽게(softly, gently)	budeureopge
Latin	leniter(softly, gently), molliter(softly, gently)	—
Norman	mollement(softly, gently)	—
Polish	cicho(not loudly, inaudible), delikatnie(softly, gently)	—
Portuguese	suavemente(softly, gently), suavemente(not loudly, inaudible)	—
Russian	мя́гко(softly, gently), ти́хо(not loudly, inaudible)	mjáxko, tíxo
Spanish	inaudiblemente(not loudly, inaudible), silenciosamente(not loudly, inaudible), suavemente(softly, gently)	—
Telugu	మెత్తగా(softly, gently)	mettagā
Ukrainian	м'я́ко(softly, gently), ти́хо(not loudly, inaudible)	mʺjáko, týxo
West-Frisian	súntsjes(softly, gently)	—