Okay, but how else can you use interjections?

好了，但是你还可以怎么用词？

Mmmm... OK, so no proper words. But I can use interjections, can't I?

嗯… … 好，不用适当的词。但是我可以用词，对吧？

We don't use any article with an uncountable noun in exclamations after " what" .

在词“what”后面我们不使用带不可数名词的冠词。

And lastly, adverbs can be used as interjections or at the beginning of sentences.

最后，副词可以用词或放在句子的开头。

We might compare exclamatory statements to colorful cars — bright yellow, deep orange, brilliant red.

我们可以把词比五颜的汽车——亮黄、深橙、鲜红。

We have a second exclamatory, and that's where that's enough no more.

我们有第二个词，这就够了。

The exclamation yum yum! is used to say that food tastes or smells delicious.

词yum yum！ 用于表示食物味道或气味美味。

You can finish this sentence with holy something. So we use this as just an exclamation.

你可以用holy something完成这个句子。我们用它为词。

This exclamatory highlights the passion evoked within the poet, as he's re-experienced the emotions of love.

这个词强调了诗人内心唤起的激情，因为他重新体验了爱的情。

And I miss speaking in full sentences. Interjections are the focus of today's The English We Speak.

我也想念说完整句子的觉。今天地道英语要讲的就是词。

Some word experts say that it first appeared in English in the 16th century as an interjection.

一些词汇专家说，它最早出现在16世纪的英语中，是一个词。

" Womp womp" is a slang interjection that dismisses or makes fun of a loss or failure.

" Womp womp" 是俚语中的词，表达对失去某件事物或者遭遇失败的否定或者嘲弄。

Interjections are the quick, short words or sounds we cry out when we are feeling intense emotion.

词是当我们处于强烈情绪时，我们喊出的快，短的词或者声音。

So when you hear " bugger" used like this, it's an exclamation. It's a sign of frustration.

所以当你听到“bugger”像这样使用时，它是一种词。是一种表达沮丧的方式。

Interjections are short statements that show more of a feeling and are grammatically independent from other sentences.

词是更能表达一种情的简短语句，在语法上独立于其他句子。

Firstly, let's have a look at some examples of interjections you can use in positive situations.

首先，我们来看一些在积极的场景中使用词的例子。

An interjection is a word or cry (such as " ouch" ) that expresses a sudden or strong feeling.

词是一个表达突然或强烈觉的词或叫声（如" 哎哟" ）。

An interjection expressing a negative reaction to having done something wrong by accident. I'll forgive you, though.

这是对不小心做错的事情表达消极反应的词。总之，我会原谅你的。

What interjections could you use to show that you're surprised, but in a positive way?

你可以用什么词来表达你很惊讶，但是是以一种积极的方式？

Or how about this: 'Pants! I've got a test at school tomorrow and I haven't done any work'.

惨了！明天学校要考试，可我一点准备都没有（这里的pants是个词，表达了失望、担心、沮丧的情绪，意为：惨了，糟了，完蛋了）。