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哦

óㄛˊ

Traditional: 哦

HSK 6HSK 3.0 · 5TOCFL 3

Meaningó(onomatopoeia, interjection)

oh (interjection indicating doubt or surprise)

Rising tone, used when questioning or doubting.

Examples

  • 哦?他真的走了?

    ò? tā zhēn de zǒu le?

    Oh? He's really gone?

  • 哦?你也是越南人?

    ò? nǐ yě shì yuè nán rén?

    Oh? You're Vietnamese too?

  • 哦?是这样吗?

    ò? shì zhè yàng ma?

    Oh? Is that so?

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Meaningò(onomatopoeia, interjection)

oh (interjection indicating that one has just learned sth)

Falling tone, showing sudden understanding.

Examples

  • 哦,我明白了。

    ò, wǒ míng bái le.

    Oh, I see.

  • 哦,原来是你啊!

    ò, yuán lái shì nǐ a!

    Oh, it's you!

  • 哦,我想起来了。

    ò, wǒ xiǎng qǐ lái le.

    Oh, now I remember.

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Meaningo(onomatopoeia, interjection)

sentence-final particle that conveys informality, warmth, friendliness or intimacy; may also indicate that one is stating a fact that the other person is not aware of

Softens a sentence and sounds friendly; common in speech and messages.

Examples

  • 明天别迟到哦!

    míng tiān bié chí dào ò!

    Don't be late tomorrow, OK?

  • 这个很好吃哦。

    zhè ge hěn hǎo chī ò.

    This is really tasty, you know.

  • 下雨了,记得带伞哦。

    xià yǔ le, jì de dài sǎn ò.

    It's raining — remember your umbrella.

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Meaningé(onomatopoeia, interjection)

to chant

Examples

  • 老先生低声吟哦着古诗。

    lǎo xiān shēng dī shēng yín é zhe gǔ shī.

    The old gentleman was softly chanting an ancient poem.

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Stroke order

NGA · 10 strokes

to chant