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What is one trying to say by simply responding “Naja!”?

When "simply responding Naja", that can be for closure of a (possibly but not necessarily unpleasant) topic. You'd lower your tone here.

Naja.
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Let's leave it like that


It can be used to announce an objection or a further thought, too. In this case, however, the intonation is rising. and it must follow something (objection/thought)

Naja! [..]

The objection/thought necessarily has to follow.


Another use case is for closure of a somewhat unpleasant topic. You'd lower your tone here.

Naja.
as in
Let's leave it like that

It can be used to announce an objection or a further thought. In this case the intonation is rising.

Naja! [..]

The objection/thought necessarily has to follow.


Another use case is for closure of a somewhat unpleasant topic. You'd lower your tone here.

Naja.
as in
Let's leave it like that

What is one trying to say by simply responding “Naja!”?

When "simply responding Naja", that can be for closure of a (possibly but not necessarily unpleasant) topic. You'd lower your tone here.

Naja.
as in
Let's leave it like that


It can be used to announce an objection or a further thought, too. In this case, however, the intonation is rising and it must follow something (objection/thought)

Naja! [..]

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It can be used asto announce an objection or a further thought. In this case the intonation is rising.

Naja! [..]

but of course theThe objection hast/thought necessarily has to follow then.

Another use case is for closure of a somewhat unpleasant topic.


Another use case is for closure of a somewhat unpleasant topic. You'd lower your tone here.

Naja.
as in
Let's leave it like that

It can be used as an objection

Naja! [..]

but of course the objection hast to follow then.

Another use case is for closure of a somewhat unpleasant topic.

Naja.
as in
Let's leave it like that

It can be used to announce an objection or a further thought. In this case the intonation is rising.

Naja! [..]

The objection/thought necessarily has to follow.


Another use case is for closure of a somewhat unpleasant topic. You'd lower your tone here.

Naja.
as in
Let's leave it like that

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user5513

It can be used as an objection

Naja! [..]

but of course the objection hast to follow then.

Another use case is for closure of a somewhat unpleasant topic.

Naja.
as in
Let's leave it like that