No. 2,995 in Japanese
ハー
The Japanese word "ハー" (hā) is often an expression or interjection indicating a sigh, deep breath, or exasperation.
In a sentence
ハー、お疲れ様！
Haah, good job!
Used to express a relieving sigh after completing a task.
ハーッと息を吸った。
He took a deep breath with a sharp exhale.
Represents the sound and action of a deep exhalation or inhalation.
ハー、驚いたね！
Wow, I'm surprised!
Used as an exclamation expressing astonishment or amazement.
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