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Sentence-final interjection "a" The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context.
Keywords 啊
Used for Expressing attitude · Exclaiming
Classification Particles · HSK1 Examples (15) Add all sentences to My sentences You're right! Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. This place is so pretty! Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. Your house is so big. Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. Learning Chinese is so hard! Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. It smells great! What is it? Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. Definitely, I think so too! Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. All right! Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. It's fine! Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. Be careful! Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. Eat some! Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. Are you going or what? Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. Are you eating or not? Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. Who said so? Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. What are you, stupid? Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. What are you looking at? Have you never seen a pretty girl before? Sentence-final interjection "a". The interjection 啊 (a) is often added to the end of sentences to add a tone of urgency, exclamation or excitement. However, the exact meaning often depends on context. Further resources
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