Och
Significado: Oh, ah (Scottish exclamation).
'Och' is a Scottish exclamation expressing various emotions—surprise, frustration, affection, or dismissal. 'Och aye' is agreement with feeling. 'Och, never mind' dismisses something. Versatile and distinctive.
Ejemplos
- Och aye, the noo. 哦是的,就现在Oh sí, por ahoraああそうだ、今のところ아 그래, 지금 말이야.
- Och, that's terrible. 哎,太糟了Ay, qué terribleああ、ひどいな아, 그거 끔찍하다.
- Och, dinnae worry. 哎,别担心Ay, no te preocupesああ、心配するな아, 걱정하지 마.
Pronunciación
/ɒx/
Guía de uso
Contexto: exclamation, emotion, Scotland
Tono: various—surprise, frustration, affection
✓ Correcto
- Och哦ohああ아
- Och aye哦是的oh síああそう아 그래
- Och well哦好吧buenoああまあ아 뭐 그래
✗ Incorrecto
- Very Scottish—might sound like parody elsewhere非常苏格兰式——在其他地区可能听起来像模仿Muy escocés; en otras regiones puede sonar a parodia非常にスコットランド的——他の地域ではパロディに聞こえるかもしれない매우 스코틀랜드적인 표현—다른 곳에서 쓰면 흉내처럼 들릴 수 있음
Errores comunes
- Emotional colouring—context dependent
Origen e historia
Scottish/Irish Gaelic exclamation that became part of Scottish English. It's one of the most distinctive sounds of Scottish speech.
Etimología: From Scottish/Irish Gaelic
Primera vez registrado: Gaelic origins, long Scottish usage
Contexto cultural
Era: Historic to present
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: Scottish stereotypes; Groundskeeper Willie
Regional notes: Distinctly Scottish.
Variaciones
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