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"Ah" ? When I chatting with my friends in English, I often write "Ah". I mean.. maybe, "Oh" or "I know" or "I see". "Ah" is similar to Japanese. So I often write and say it. It means "I know" or "I understand (what you mean, your feeling) in Japanese."あ~" like this. But.. my friends don't write so often. What does it mean "Ah"..? I made a mistake?

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Oh!! Thank you so much! I mean sympathy always... So I didn't make a mistake..
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ah is used to express a range of emotions including surprise, pleasure, sympathy, and realization.

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