2015年10月22日 · 'oh', 'oh oh', 'ha', 'ha ha' have always existed (in all languages) and were very popular since XVI century and in the XX century the variants uh uh, uh oh are recorded. Here …

2024年12月10日 · The pronunciation of uh oh is the same as the pronunciation of uh-oh. The vast majority of hyphenated compounds do not contain a glottal stop whatsoever. The only …

2013年5月17日 · I'd also like to mention that, while "uh-oh" is far more common that "uh oh", it seems that "oh no" is actually the more common form of that interjection, as can be seen here, …

oh (oʊ) uh (ʌ, ə, ɨ) Also, hyphens are used to separate syllables and CAPS represent stressed ...

2016年11月18日 · An "Oh, Shit!" moment is the perfect way to capture this, but I need it for formal correspondence where the vulgarity is unprofessional. Here's an example of the sentence I …

Would this be a very similar sound? I'm skeptical as to whether or not this points to a common heritage. Furthermore, the usual sources show er occurred more recently than uh or um. I run …

2016年5月18日 · The phrase "oh no you di'in't" is frequently used in response to an action that is contrary to the commonly accepted custom or etiquette, but of which the speaker nonetheless …

2018年6月9日 · uh-huh Cambridge Dictionary: used in writing to represent the sound that people sometimes make in order to agree with or show understanding of something that has just been …

Because of the existence of “d’uh” and “d’oh”, which imply a stupid mistake or a facepalm situation, I wonder if “uh” has an added implication that the speaker is stupid or ignorant? This …

There appears to be some disagreement over what function yes and no perform in the following sentences: Yes, you are right. No, you are mistaken. According to ODO (yes, no), they are …