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What is an exclamation of excitement?
Whee is an exclamation of excitement or delight. Woo and woo-hoo (and variations like yahoo, yee-haw, and yippee) indicate excitement.
How do you express emotions in Korean?
How to Express Positive Emotions in Korean
- 기분 [gibun] – Feeling / Mood.
- 행복하다 [henbokada] – To be happy.
- 좋아해요 [joahaeyo] – To like.
- 재미있다 [jemi:itdda] – To be fun.
- 슬프다 [seulpeuda] – To be sad.
- 우울하다 [u:ulhada] – To be depressed / Blue / Down.
- 화나다 [hwanada] – To be angry / Upset / Mad.
How do you express awe in Korean?
Translations
- 경외심 {noun} awe (also: amazement, surprise)
- 경외 {noun} awe.
- 두려움 {noun} awe (also: apprehension, dread, fright)
- 경이로움 {noun} awe (also: astonishment, marvel, wonder)
What is exclamation in Korean?
Probably 야! (Ya) is the most commonly used exclamation word by Korean people and it is used to express different feelings like affection, frustration or anger.
Does Korean use exclamation marks?
It’ll make your writing look neater!…Punctuation Marks in Korean.
| Punctuation | English | Korean |
|---|---|---|
| ! | exclamation mark | 느낌표 [neu-ggimpyo] |
| ” “ | double quotation mark | 큰 따옴표 [keun ddaompyo] |
| ‘ ‘ | single quotation mark | 작은 따옴표 [jageun ddaompyo] |
What are examples of exclamations?
Exclamatory Sentences That Express Strong Emotion: Happy birthday, Amy! Thank you, Sheldon! I hate you! Ice cream sundaes are my favorite!
What are some examples of exclamations?
Here are some examples of exclamatory sentences:
- You were meant to be back yesterday!
- Jeepers! You scared the life out of me!
- We won!
- This puzzle is driving me up the wall!
- You’re adorable!
- It’s a boy!
- I’m really going to miss this place!