Wow? Whoa, whoa, whoa Cheep wow? Wow?

Bite wow? Wow? Sad? ouch

Second, the word group of wow [wa]:

Kawaii? Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Third, the interpretation of pronunciation [wā]:

Describe vomiting, crying, etc The child screamed with fear. I threw up all the food I just ate.

Fourth, pronunciation interpretation [wa]:

"Ah" is influenced by the word "u" or "ao": in just a few days, the wheat grows above the knee. Hello ~? See "ah"

Extended data

First, the evolution of etymology:

Second, the interpretation of words:

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Wow, that's flattering. From the mouth, Guisheng. ?

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Wow, I am amazed at flattery. The glyph takes the word "Kou" as the edge and the word "Gui" as the edge.

Third, related words:

1, wow [wā lā]?

Describe talking or making noise: ~ ~ comment. Still doing it.

2. Wow [wā wā]?

Describe crows, children crying and so on.

3. Wow [z and w ā]?

Onomatopoeia describes shouting and crying.

4. Wow [wa kā kā]?

Laughter, sigh, surprise! With the words "wow, ha ha" and "ha ha".

5. Wow _[wū wa tāng]?

Although the daughter-in-law is very young, she is very handy.