Famous Canadians

• Terry Fox (1958-1981) Easily the most beloved Canadian of the last 100 years, Terry Fox is something of a secular saint in modern Canada.
• Dr. David Suzuki (b.
• Don Cherry (b. 1934)
• Wayne Gretzky (b. 1961)
• Rick Hansen (b. 1957)
• Dr. Marc Garneau (b.
• Colonel Chris Hadfield (b.
• Pierre Berton (1920-2004)

uh-huh with a snobbish accent.

Heh is defined as a way to show surprise, amusement or questioning. An example of heh used as an interjection is the sentence, “Heh, that was kind of funny.”

HEH is a valid scrabble word.

HAHA is a valid scrabble word.

HEJ is not a valid scrabble word.

haha an interjection of laughter, hence a surprise in the form of an unexpected obstacle (that laughs at one).

“Hahaha” means that you’re really amused: now you’re cooking. More than three “ha”s are where joy takes flight. When you’re doing this, you’re laughing at your desk and your co-workers can hear you, or you’re texting with both hands, clacking and laughing away.

“Hahaha” is the equivalent to ㅋㅋㅋ in Korean, and I’m pretty sure you’ve heard it many times before already. It’s also good to know, that 애교 means “Cuteness” in Korean, as well as “K-pop” is 케이팝.

hahaha= jajaja hehehe= jejeje jijiji when it´s a naughty or wicked laughter Another one could be juas juas juas but I don´t know what kind of laughter would correspond it.

5 Ways To Laugh in Chinese

1. 哈哈 (hā hā) = haha. This one is probably the easiest one to explain.
2. 呵呵 (hē hē) = hehe. Hehe is a quieter laugh compared to haha.
3. 嘻嘻 (xī xī) = xixi. Xixi is often used by females, since it implies a cute type of laugh.
4. 嘿嘿 (hēi hēi) =heihei.
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The phrase is probably a shortened form of “shut up your mouth” or “shut your mouth up”. Its use is generally considered rude and impolite, and may also considered a form of profanity by some. Shut up is a rude way to tell someone to stop talking. It can also be used an as exclamation of amazement or excitement.

No. It is not illegal to tell an officer to shut up. In fact, it is not illegal to say anything to an officer, with the obvious exceptions that we already have (disorderly conduct, threats, felonious or malicious harassment, etc.) It is however, like telling anyone else to shut up, generally a bad idea.

Absolutely. They can’t arrest you for telling them to shut up.

Synonyms of ‘shut up’

• hush.
• button it (slang)
• pipe down (slang) Just pipe down and I’ll tell you what I want.
• put a sock in it (British, slang)
• keep your trap shut (slang)
• cut the cackle (informal)
• button your lip (slang)

Shut up, meaning ‘to conclude’ is found in the 16th century and meaning ‘to bring to a close’ (whether of actions or speech) a century later. Shut up, as used to mean to be quiet, is essentially an abbreviation of the longer shut up one’s mouth. Thus this early use: 1748 L.