Usage of "oh" | TermGallery

Portuguese

A midwestern state in north central United States in the Great Lakes region.

Usage of oh in English

But think of the course of the future as, oh, flowing water. 
 Side Jobs 

And then they would say, oh, and start asking really personal questions. 
 The new yorker 

They go a long way on a walkabout-oh my word, he said. 
 A Town like Alice 

The list is long here but it really is oh so good! 
 The South African 

I won't use the word here-oh yes, I will; why shouldn't I? 
 The Door Into Summer 

Including the idea that I'm, oh I can't even say it: Him. 
 Choke 

This is actually the first time we've talked since, oh, probably August. 
 John Dies at the End 

Of course he considered resigning but, oh, that pension-sonear and dear. 
 Secret of the seventh son 

Swiss Interbank Clearing executed the order at nine-oh-one Zurich time this morning. 
 American assassin 

It was wrong on so many levels, but oh, it felt right. 
 Stolen heat 

Is this the same story we wrote about, oh, six months ago? 
 The Irish Times 

They say 'oh, he did some great acting' and they get Oscars. 
 Ebony 

Turn to point oh five and we'll cover for you, Luke says. 
 From a Certain Point of View 

Its successes have included, oh, the Internet and the Global Positioning System. 
 Wired 

And after the dumbest and most anti-climactic oh-my-God-I-can't-get-a-signal-on-my-cellphone moment in film history. 
 The Guardian 

So changed, so changed that she did not know herself; but oh! 
 The King in Yellow 

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Portuguese

Oh through the time

Oh across language varieties

United Kingdom

Common

Canada

Common

United States of America

Less common

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