Some examples (note that English interjections usually appear at the beginning of the sentence): Oh, what a beautiful day! Oh no! I spilled my coffee! Oh, you are really making me angry! Oh, you make me so happy! Oh yes! I really want to see that movie! Oh, can't you just help me this one time? Oh, is that the way you're going to be? Then get out! Leave! Oh, ok! I'll take you home! Stop complaining! Aw, look at that cute little kitten! Aw, what's the matter, sweetie? Why are you crying? Aw, I burned the steaks! We'll have to go out to eat. Aw, don't worry about it. We can re-schedule the meeting. Yuk! These taste awful! Ah, that feels so good! Ah, you made my favorite soup! Ah, we're finally here! That was a long flight. Hey, what's the matter with you? Didn't you hear what I said? Hey, good to see you again! So, you're not going to help me, eh? So this is the the best you can do, eh? Bah! Get him out of here! He is no help! Bah! Forget it. I'm done trying to help them out. Bah! Let's get out here. I'm tired of waiting. (Note: Americans don't say "pooh", but we do make a short "p" sound, like a brief puff of air, to express disgust or dissatisfaction.)