American Interjections

Hello everyone! Let’s talk about the parts of speech without which we can not imagine a talk with friends, communication in social networks. About the interjections!

Surely you have heard about the service parts of speech in Russian — О! Вау! Класс! Супер! Ага! Ура!

But the Americans don’t speak Russian, which means they have their own interjections. Let’s see what they are.

• Wow! (Russian — Класс!) — This is used to express surprise.
• Uh-oh! (Russian — Uh-oh!) — It signals concern or dismay.
• Oops! (Russian — Упс!) — This one calls attention to an error or fault.
• Eek! (Russian — АААА!) — Yes, it is very unpleasant surprise.
• A-ha! (Russian — Ага!) — Triumph or surprise, or perhaps derision (Ага! Попался! Так тебе!)
• Gosh, also Man! Boy! Oh, my goodness! (Russian — О Боже! Чёрт!) — This interjection there is in every language. Surprise, frustration, indecision — always you can say this phrase.
• Ouch! (or ow) (Russian — Ай! Ой!) — It signals pain or is a response to a harsh word or action.
• Rats! (Russian — Блин!) — It is very popular word among Russians. Anger and frustration.

It is not many rats!!!)))

• Yuck! (Russian — Фее!) — This interjection is also spelled yech or yecch. It signals disgust. (Not to be confused wih yuk, a laugh.)
• Aw! (Russian — Оу!) — Dismissive or indicative of disappointment.
• Aaawww! (Russian — Оооууу!) — Sympathy or adoration.
• Hey! (Russian — Эй!) — It can be used to ask for repetition or call for attention. Also, expression of surprise or exultation.
• Ugh! (Russian — Фее! Фу!) — An exclamation of disgust.
• Whoa! (Russian — Ого! Воу!) — A call to stop or an exclamation of surprise or relief.
• Huh (Russian — Хе-хе-хе!) — disbelief, confusion, or surprise.
• Huh? (Russian — Э? Что? А?) — A request for repetition.
• Ew! (Russian — Фу!) — It denotes disgust, intensified by the addition of one or more e’s and/or w’s: Eeeww!
• Yay! (Russian — Ура!) — As you may have guessed it is a congratulatory exclamation.
• Argh! (Russian — Чёрт! Проклятье!) — It is about frustration.
• Ah! (Russian — Ах!) — You can use it when you want to express positive emotions like relief or delight.

• Ooh! (Russian — Ооо! Ух ты! Воу!) — It conveys interest or admiration, or, alternatively, disdain.
• Uh-uh! (Russian — А-а! Неа!) — It is the sound of negation or refusal.
• Yikes! (Russian — Ой! Фу!) — An expression of fear or concern, often used jokingly.

• Whew! (Russian — Фух!) — Disgust, tiredness, relief, or amazement.
• Duh! (Russian — Да неужели! Ещё бы!) — This one is used for showing somebody else is dense.
• Neener-neener! (Russian — Ни-ни-ни!) — It is often uttered in a series of three repetitions. Also it is a taunt.

• Hush! (Russian — Тссс!) — Be quiet!

I hope this article was useful. Diversify your speech, use interjections!