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No. 9,886 in German

ooh

The word "ooh" is not German; it is an interjection in English expressing surprise or admiration.

In a sentence

  • Ooh, das ist ja beeindruckend!

    Ooh, this is so impressive!

    The word 'ooh' is used as an interjection to express amazement or excitement.

  • Ooh, ich habe etwas vergessen, Moment!

    Ooh, I forgot something, wait a moment!

    In this sentence, 'ooh' indicates a sudden realization or recall of something previously forgotten.

  • Ooh, das hätte ich nicht erwartet!

    Ooh, I wouldn't have expected that!

    Here, 'ooh' conveys surprise or astonishment about an unexpected event or situation.

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