English to Afrikaans Meaning of ah - ah

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Definitions of ah in English
Exclamation(1) used to express a range of emotions including surprise, pleasure, sympathy, and realization.
Abbreviation(1) in the year of the Hegira (used in the Muslim calendar for reckoning years from Muhammad's departure from Mecca in ad 622); of the Muslim era.
Examples of ah in English
(1) ah, this is the life(2) ah, there you are!(3) There is a Polish folksong that I learned in school and the English translation starts, " Ah , lovely meadows green and wide."(4) ÔÇÿ Ah , you poor child,ÔÇÖ answered the old woman, ÔÇÿwhat a place for you to come to!ÔÇÿ(5) Ah , that's much better.(6) Ah , what did i get myself into? help please ...(7) Ah I see what you mean.
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