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Our volunteers look into many questions every day; sometimes it takes them a little while to answer.
Make it descriptive, including relevant context, but also to the point. This way you improve your chances of getting a more relevant and specific answer.
Interjections aren't used very often in writing, unless you're writing dialog...
In any case, don't ask to ask, just ask
If you have a specific question about interjections we can help you, but people aren't generally just going to volunteer to help with a vague "can someone help" because we don't actually know what your question is
Yes, I'm writing dialogue
Right now I need
- An interjection to express indignance (the other oc said something "rude", and this character uses an interjection before commenting on how rude it is)
- An interjection to introduce a new but related topic (such as the English "well, ..." or the dutch "nou, ...")
- Maybe also one to communicate you're thinking and/or doubting what the other said ("Well... I don't think so.")
Take a look at these topics: https://www.lawlessfrench.com/tag/exclamations/
Exclamations and Interjections Les exclamations et interjections Wow! These are useful words and phrases! Click to read these lessons! - Lawless French
- What would you say in English? All i can think of is gasping
- D'ailleurs 100%
- Eh ben/eh bien
Not sure if it's supposed to be written et
In English I can only think of "hey" (Ex: "Hey, that's not nice."). In dutch we have "nou nou", "nou ja", "nou zeg", "nou ja zeg", and we could have more.