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We watched the fireworks, oohing and aahing with everyone else. （表示欽佩）發出「噢」「啊」之聲… （表示钦佩）发出“噢”“啊”之声… Need a translator? Get a quick, free translation! …

2024年3月19日 · "Ah" expresses realization or relief, often conveying a sense of discovery or contentment, while "Oh" indicates surprise, comprehension, or acknowledgment, showing a broader range of emotional responses. "Ah" is used to express a moment of enlightenment or realization, suggesting that something has just become clear to the speaker.

2010年9月2日 · A prolonged ah, but not oh, usually indicates relief from physical pain or discomfort. Oh is often used merely to acknowledge the receipt of new information, or perhaps surprise, but ah in the same context might indicate relief, perhaps because new information provides relief from frustration or confusion over something.

「Oh」と「Ah」は、英語（アメリカ）で使われる言葉ですが、微妙なニュアンスの違いがあります。 「Oh」は驚きや感動、失望などの感情を表すときに使われます。

Here is a list of English interjections, specifically those that are not included in normal dictionaries because they just signify noises people make (ahh, ow, grr) rather than exclamation words (hey, stop, yes). Feel free to if you have suggestions or comments. aah! "Help!" "Aaaah! It's eating my leg!" Fright, shock.

ah, 和 aw, 和 oh, 有什么区别？ 如果难以说明的话，请教我一下例句。 @M_Kei ah is like you finally understand something. ex: you can use it after someone explained something and you finally understood it like “ah okay!” aw could mean something cute. if a cute dog walked by you could say “aww that dog is so cute!” 这个答案有帮助吗？ 嗯... (0) "Ah! I understand." "Ah-ha!“

I hope this translation isn’t strange. |Aw, is for referencing something cute or something mildly sad. Ah, is what some people say when they understand something or learn something new or figure something out. Usually something good or very interesting. Oh, can also be used for when someone learns something new but it is less strong of a feeling.

Both Oh and Ah are filler words in conversation that can mean the same thing. Someone might use Ah/Oh in surprise or Ah/Oh to show that they understand what is being said. It all depends on the person's inflection in their voice.

When do you say these words? They both sound expressing a surprise, but in what situation, do you often say each? If you come up with other similar words, plz tell me! I would say that "Ah!" sounds more surprised than "Oh!" most of the time. "Ah!" can often sound like someone was scared or screaming. 这个答案有帮助吗？ 嗯... (0) I would say that "Ah!"