何も聞こえないって英語でなんて言うの？

Background noise is any type of noise that you are not specifically listening to E.g. I like the radio on for background noise while I am studying I can't sleep with all the background noise from the traffic I can't hear a word you are saying means it is so noisy I can't hear anything E.g. His accent is so strong, I can't understand a word he is saying

1. I can't hear you, it's noisy where I am You can use this statement to let the person know that the reason you cannot hear them is because of the noise in your surroundings.

"Please ,speak up! I can't hear you properly" To speak up = To speak in a louder tone of voice so someone can hear you. e.g Could you speak up? We can't hear at the back "I am in a noisy place and so I need you to speak a bit louder." You are asking them to increase their volume to combat the background noise on your end. "Louder please! I can't hear a thing with all this noise around me." can't hear a thing = You can't hear anything they are saying. You can also say: You'll have to speak up, I can't hear you.

If someone says something and you do not understand or there is too much noise on the line,. then you may just say: "Could you repeat that?" "Sure..." You could also offer an apology: "I apologise that there is so much background noise at my end." That is all you can do when the noise is beyond your control.

If you are speaking on the phone, and there is so much noise around you, you definitely will not be able to clearly hear the other person. You have no option but to apologize and politely ask the other person to speak a bit louder. So, you may say: Please speak a bit louder because there is a lot of noise here. I apologize. or I can hardly hear you because of the nose around here. Please speak up. or Please speak closer to the mouth piece because I can't hear you due to the noise around here. I apologize.

If you are in a loud place it might be hard to hear what someone is saying over the phone. Use the sentences above to let the caller know that you are in a loud environment. You can ask the person to text so that they can communicate what they need to or they can call back later when you're in a quieter environment. "Call me later Susan, it is too loud here for me to hear you clearly." "I can't hear you over this noise, please text me and I'll get back to you."

Another way that one can refer to the noise surrounding him/her is to use the word interference. It indicates that there is something that is causing a distraction or complications. In order to let the person on the phone know that the interference is drowning out what he/she is saying is to say "it's hard to hear you." If the person on the phone is in mid-sentence, it may be necessary to interrupt and say "One moment." It will keep one from missing out on what he/she is saying at the time. Needing a quieter spot implies that the current surroundings are noisy.

The third is a bit of an extension on the second. All make perfect sense and will help you when you are ever in this situation. Good luck.

1. Please speak up - I can barely hear you over all this noise around me. 2. I'm sorry, there's so much noise here that I can't hear a word you're saying. When you cannot hear the other person, always ask them to speak up which means to speak louder.The phrase, "over all this noise" means because of all the noise around you. I can't hear a word you are saying is a slight form of exaggeration which basically means that you can barely/hardly hear most of what the person is saying.