2012年5月17日 · The pinyin for 那个 is nà gè, but in conversation, Chinese people often pronounce it more like nee-guh than nah-guh. I asked my teacher and she says this is just an example of spoken language diverging from "proper" language.

The word your hear is probably 那個 (in traditional characters) / 那个 (in simplified characters). It is pronounced nàge or nèige (in the Pinyin transcription), and it's basic meaning is ‘that’ or ‘that one’. Chinese Grammar Wiki has a nice explanation of how nèige is used as a filler word (follow the link to see examples):

2022年2月18日 · "Do we need to pronounce 那个 as Nigè in this situation?" When 那个 is used indicatively or positively that means "that one", it pronounces [nà4 ge] or [nèi4 ge]. When used as/in a question, 那个? means "which one", and should be pronounced [nǎ3 ge] or [něi3 ge]. Note, for this case, 那 = 哪.

2020年8月9日 · 呀 and 啊 both seem to be used in the end of sentences for exclamation, and the only difference that I can think of is that the pronunciation in Putonghua (Mandarin) is different. In Cantonese, even ...

2017年11月1日 · 太 + verb + 了 can be a correct usage for some verbs. Like, 我太爱她了！ 我太喜欢了！ However, not all verbs can work in the structure of 太 + verb + 了.

2014年6月3日 · we now write 哪里 and 哪个 instead of 那里 and 那个 for 'where' and 'which', respectively. This eliminates some ambiguities. As to the rest, you can say na4 in all circumstances; while many native speakers (perhaps not all) actually say [nə] in 那邊(there), 那 …

2017年12月9日 · In English, the relative clause follow the object; Then I no longer have to listen to the native Chinese speaker('s pronunciations), [whose pronunciations I can refer to]

2020年5月22日 · The answer lies in the difference between a ''Specifier'' and a ''Demonstrative''. In English the words ''this'' and ''that'' can each function as specifiers or demonstratives.

我无法输入这个词：除了我的手机，我也尝试用QHanzi和Chinese Input，可是都不能识别“秒”右边的那个字。 为了对比，下面是Kindle版的相同部分。 奇怪的是，那两词不一样。

2017年10月21日 · I'd say 这么 is more 'closer to you' than 那么. For example: 你和我关系这么好。 ...