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How can you use exclamation "Oh". I usually use it like "OK" or "I see". Is it correct?
- Spanish (Mexico)
Both are correct, my boyfriend usually uses "I see"
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- English (US)
Yes, that is correct.
It can also have the connotation of "I didn't know that."
It can also have the connotation of surprise, or sorrow, etc., depenind on how it is said.
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- English (US)
Adding on to what KarolRaidne said, you can also use it to express surprise. “Oh, wow!” and “Oh, really?”
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