よつばと！vol. 1 chap 2.
- Geh!
- Eeh!
- ʔEʔ (where ʔ is glottal stop)
- Other (comment below!)
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I’m stumped.
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Something like “Geh” is probably what we’d say in English, but it’s more like “eh” with extra force.
Wikipedia explains it as:
It has a glottal stop too, but that’s from the っ rather than the dakuten.
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I like the thoroughness that they even included ん゙.
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Aha, I knew there was one in Flying Witch.
(If the video won’t load, it’s here.)
I wouldn’t necessarily call this indicative of anything, as we don’t know what the anime script looked like.
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Why do I feel like this is a sound you would only hear either when dividing by zero or witnessing the merging of two supermassive black holes?
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