/ai/
Translation
ouch, oh
Word origin
An interjection of natural, expressive origin marking pain or dismay. Such cries arise independently in many languages rather than being borrowed.
- Origin
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Examples
¡, !
Ouch, I have hurt my finger!
¡, verte !
Oh, what a surprise to see you here!
, .
Oh, I do not know what to do now.
¡, !
Oh, what a shame that you cannot come!
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Oh, this child is going to drive me mad.
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