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1. • • Translation of oh – English-Japanese dictionary oh exclamation uk / əʊ/ us / oʊ/ A1 said when you are surprised, pleased, disappointed, etc. （驚き、喜び、失望を表して）おお
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   How do you say Oh in Japanese?

   • The word “ara” is a polite and gentle way to say “oh” in Japanese. It’s often used when expressing surprise or realization. For example: あら、お客様が来ましたよ！ (Ara, o-kyakusama ga kimashita yo!) Oh, the guest has arrived! 2. おお (ō) Another way to say “oh” formally is by using the word “ō.” This word is especially used when you are impressed or amazed.

   How to Say “Oh” in Japanese: Formal and Informal Ways

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   What is Oh My Japan?

   • Oh My Japan is a free social network that connects Japanese and English speakers for friendship, language exchange, and romance. (NihongoPeraPera, 2008-2020)

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   What does OH mean in English?

   • Zero (in a sequence of numerals, especially when spoken). American speakers use 'zero' in both conversation and writing, but when reciting a string of numbers only, it is acceptable and common for an American to pronounce zero as 'oh'. A girl sent me a text with a '0' with a slash through it. What does this 'O' with a line through it mean?

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   How do you say Oh formally?

   • おお (ō) Another way to say “oh” formally is by using the word “ō.” This word is especially used when you are impressed or amazed. For instance: おお、素晴らしい花火ですね！ (Ō, subarashii hanabi desu ne!) Oh, what a splendid fireworks display! 3. まあ (mā) The word “mā” carries a sense of mild surprise or resignation.

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   What does Ooyo mean in Kyushu?

   • おおよ (ooyo) In some parts of Kyushu, the expression “ooyo” is used to convey surprise or realization. For instance: おおよ、まいったばい。 (Ooyo, maitta bai.) Oh, I’m done for. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when using “oh” in Japanese conversations:

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   the Japanese word for "Oh" is "He-", written in japanese as "へー". Here's a more detailed explanation: The interjection 'へー (へー)' is used to express mild surprise or interest. It is a casual way of saying 'oh' in Japanese. This expression is often used in response to new or unexpected information.

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   May 27, 2018 · Here are some formal words and expressions you can use to convey “oh” in Japanese: 1. あら (ara) The word “ara” is a polite and gentle way to say “oh” in Japanese. It’s often used when expressing surprise or realization. For example: あら、お客様が来ましたよ！(Ara, o-kyakusama ga kimashita yo!) Oh, the guest has ...

6. dictionary.cambridge.org › english-japanese › ohoh | translation English to Japanese: Cambridge Dictionary

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   oh translations: （驚き、喜び、失望を表して）おお, （思い出したことを付け足したりして）ああ. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Japanese Dictionary.

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   Definition of OH. Click for more info and examples: オー・エイチ - oo/eichi - overhaul, reconditioning

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   OH translate: （驚き、喜び、失望を表して）おお, （思い出したことを付け足したりして）ああ, ああ, ええ. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Japanese Dictionary.

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   Japanese translation of 'oh' oh. (oʊ ) 1. convention. You use oh to introduce a response or a comment on something that has just been said. [spoken] ああ. "Had you seen the car before?"—"Oh yes, it was always in the driveway." 「その車を見たことはありますか」「ああもちろん，いつも私設車道にあったよ」 2. exclamation.