Transliteration: hess-likh
🇩🇪 Er ist nicht besonders attraktiv, aber auch nicht hässlich.
🗣️ air ist nikht beh-suhn-duhrs aht-trakt-eef, aber owk nikht hess-likh.
🇺🇸 He's not particularly good-looking, but not plain-looking either.
German
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You can use the word "hässlich" which translates to "Plain-looking".
The word "hässlich" is pronounced as "hess-likh".
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