私は言葉に詰まった。
私は言葉を失った。

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The Japanese sentences mean "I was at a loss for words." right?

I think you just want to say: "I'm at a loss for words." This conveys the same meaning and is a common expression. But you can also say: "I'm at a loss for what to say."


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[#1286] I'm at a loss for words. (wakaran) *audio*
[#24703] I'm at a loss for what to say. (CM) *audio*

Also related:

[#1288] I just don't know what to say. (CK) *audio*
[#436541] I don't know what to say. (lukaszpp) *audio*






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Thanks guys.


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There is still an “a” missing :-)


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Thanks :)


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