Imitative. CompareEnglishuh-huh.

• (SK Standard/Seoul)IPA^(key):[ʌ̹]
• Phonetic hangul:[어]

어• (eo)

1. uh-huh,yes
2. ah!,oh!;conveys surprise, urgency, or strong emotion
3. huh?;conveys confusion

• (yes): Korean has a number of words for "yes".예 (ye) is highly polite and formal, appropriate in an interview;네 (ne) is polite but less formal, appropriate in a conversation with parents; and응 (eung) and어 (eo) are plain and non-formal, appropriate in a conversation with friends. Among the latter two,응 (eung) has a more strongly positive sense than어 (eo).

Sino-Korean word from語(“language”).

• (SK Standard/Seoul)IPA^(key):[ʌ̹]
• Phonetic hangul:[어]

—어• (-eo) (hanja語)

1. language,lect

   ‎한국(han'guk,“Korea”) + ‎어(eo) → ‎한국어(han'gugeo,“Korean”)

   ‎외계(oegye,“outer space”) + ‎어(eo) → ‎외계어(oegyeeo,“alien language”)

   ‎체로키(cheroki,“Cherokee”) + ‎어(eo) → ‎체로키어(cherokieo,“Cherokee language”)

   ‎사회(sahoe,“society”) + ‎어(eo) → ‎사회어(sahoeeo,“sociolect”)

Sino-Korean word from敔.

• (SK Standard/Seoul)IPA^(key):[ʌ̹]
• Phonetic hangul:[어]

어• (eo) (hanja敔)

1. (historical)yu, atiger-shapedpercussioninstrument

—어• (-eo)

1. See the entry at-어(-eo).

Modern Korean reading of various Chinese characters.

어• (eo)

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