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No. 8,410 in Chinese

ohayoo

The word "ohayoo" is Japanese, not Chinese, and it means "good morning."

In a sentence

  • 早上好,今天的天气真不错哦,欧哈哟!

    Good morning, the weather today is really great, ohayoo!

    Here, 'ohayoo' is used to express a friendly greeting and excitement.

  • 哦哈哟,我刚听说隔壁搬来了新邻居。

    Good morning, I just heard that new neighbors have moved next door.

    In this sentence, 'ohayoo' is used colloquially as a morning greeting indicative of the start of a day interacting.

  • 欧哈哟,试试这个吧,我觉得你会喜欢!

    Good morning, give this a try, I think you will like it!

    Here, 'ohayoo' frames the interaction with a cheerful initiation of the dialogue.

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