2015年6月3日 · er?/Huh? 表疑问。“啥玩意？” "Eh? I didn't hear what you said." 表确认。“是不?” "So she dumped you, eh?" ewww/blerch. 表恶心或咧嘴。 "Ewww, this apple is rotten" gah. 表无望。“╮(╯ ╰)╭” "Gah, I give up"

2014年5月29日 · I’ve never confirmed this, but I’m convinced that “er” and “erm,” which tend to show up in British lit and older American novels are simply meant to be pronounced like “uh” and “um.” Most variations of British, Scottish, and Irish accents tend to pronounce words ending in “-er” closer to “-ah” or “-uh.”

um 和 er 的用法一樣，都是中文裡的「ㄜ」或「恩…」，給人說話時思考的時間。 17. ugh ugh 用來表達作噁，是對某人或某事物反感時所發出的聲音，剛好和中文的「噁」發音類似，也和文章一開始提到的 eww 意思相似。

2017年9月1日 · er?/Huh? 含义一： 疑问。“啥玩意？” 例句： "Eh? I didn't hear what you said." 含义二： 确认。“是不?” 例句： "So she dumped you, eh?" ewww/blerch [ɪʊ̯] 含义： 恶心或咧嘴。 例句： "Ewww, this apple is rotten" gah[ɡɑ:] 含义： 无望。╮(╯╰)╭. 例句： "Gah, I …

2015年6月4日 · 英文联播讯 和汉语一样，英语中有丰富的感叹词，看漫画同学都知道，可它们的真正意思是啥？ aah!/ahh!/aaaah! 恐惧或惊讶。 “救命啊！ "Aaaah! It's eating my leg!" 恍然大悟或得意。 “原来如此！ "Aha! So you took the money!" 生气或烦恼。 "Argh, the car won't work!" 表惊喜。 “好赞哦” 表遗憾。 “呃……好吧” "Aww, it hit him right in the nuts!" 表不耐烦。 “……好不？ "Bah, I never liked him anyways." 表不同意或鄙视。 “滚” "Boo, get off the stage!" 表寒冷。 “ …

2010年9月14日 · A quick video using Drake's video Fancy to help students learn to conjugate present tense "-er" verbs.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfYxJDMGMbc

2018年8月31日 · er?/Huh? 含义一 ： 疑问。“啥玩意？” 例句 ： "Eh? I didn't hear what you said." 含义二 ： 确认。“是不?” 例句 ： "So she dumped you, eh?" gee [dʒiː] 含义： 惊叹。“牛”。 例句 ： "Gee, that's super!" hurrah [hu'rɑ:] 含义： 惊呼。“啊哈哈哈！” 例 …

2015年6月4日 · er?/Huh? 表疑问。“啥玩意？” "Eh? I didn't hear what you said." 表确认。“是不？” "So she dumped you, eh?" ewww/blerch

You will learn more than 20 common interjections that you can use every day to express yourself, like “huh”, “ouch”, “aww”, “meh”, “yahoo”, “phew”, and more. Some of these may be similar or different from interjections in your own native language.

2011年1月26日 · Huh (or hunh) is a sign of disbelief, confusion, or surprise, or, with a question mark, is a request for repetition. Hup, from the sound-off a military cadence chant, signals beginning an exerting task.