Well, it comes from people just making a humming sound for yes/no, because it's easier. It's also rude so most people grow out of doing it when they mature. Some people use it as adults …

2013年9月9日 · What is the intonation of your "nuh-uh"? My dialect of English has the 'uh-uh (glottal stop on first syllable, abrupt shift in tone between the two syllables) or mnm-mm (same …

based on this context I would use whatever it is she says. if it sounds like, "mmm-hmm," use it, if it sounds more like an "uh-huh," use that. I think in this case it is extremely appropriate to use …

2013年10月7日 · Read carefully, "uh" as a sign has been attested since 1600, while uh-uh & uh-huh are within the past century. See Etymonline's usage of "recorded from" - it simply means …

2013年6月24日 · In Italian the sound for yes is "uh-uh", which sounds to a BrE speaker like the sound for "no", since our yes has the all-important aspirated consonant "uh-Huh". Italians also …

I couldn’t make out the song very well so i don’t know any lyrics. if i had to put a date on it, id guess it was 2010s and onwards. it was almost definitely a man’s voice singing the main …

I'd say "uh huh" normally but never "uh uh". The only context I can imagine an adult saying "uh uh" (or maybe "uh uh uh") is in a "no you can't do that" sense to either a child or jokingly to an …

2023年12月29日 · Eraser: Uh, how? Announcer: Well, everybody, they're building the island of luxury, it's called Dream Island. A whole square mile of paradise, a 5 star hotel, a casino, 6 …

2016年10月20日 · The OED's first entries for "uh-huh" and "uh-uh" are both from Dialect Notes 5 of 1924. The OED doesn't necessarily have the earliest attested instance, but at least that …

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