Character
oh (interjection indicating that one has just learned sth)
Readings and meanings
- oh (interjection indicating that one has just learned sth) CC-CEDICT
Words that use “哦” as ò
é
e2Reading 2Rare readingThis reading is uncommon in everyday Chinese; the main reading is ò.
- to recite or chant poems in a low voice (as in 吟哦)
Examples
他每天吟哦儿歌。
tā měi tiān yín é ér gē
He chants children's songs every day.
AI-generated sentence
妈妈吟哦儿歌,孩子很开心。
mā ma yín é ér gē hái zi hěn kāi xīn
Mom chants a children's song, and the child is very happy.
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Words that use “哦” as é
ó
o2Reading 3Rare readingThis reading is uncommon in everyday Chinese; the main reading is ò.
- oh! a word showing surprise or that you understand
- oh! a word showing you have a question or doubt
Examples
哦,我知道了!
ó, wǒ zhī dào le
Oh, I see now!
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哦,今天是你生日!
ó, jīn tiān shì nǐ shēng rì
Oh! Today is your birthday!
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哦?这是真的吗?
ò zhè shì zhēn de ma
Oh? Is this true?
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o
o5Reading 4Rare readingThis reading is uncommon in everyday Chinese; the main reading is ò.
- sentence-final particle that conveys informality, warmth, friendliness or intimacy CC-CEDICT
- may also indicate that one is stating a fact that the other person is not aware of CC-CEDICT
Stroke order
All 10 strokes
Practice writing 哦
Draw “哦” here — the faint guide shows its shape.