whoa@strawberry01 Nothing. It literally doesn’t matter which spelling you choose. |They mean the same thing. "Whoa" is technically the correct spelling, but you will see "woah" all the time as … woahIt’s a term that implies that the speaker is surprised or astonished An example sentence is “woah! That’s so cool!”|It expresses a strong reaction like astonishment or alarm. "Woah, that … It’s just an expression. There is no meaning Sentences: 1) It’s so beautiful woah! 2) I am so happy woah! 3) I am late woah! [Notícias] Ei você! Aquele que está aprendendo um idioma! Você … wowThey are both used the same. They are both expressions/ reactions!:) Like... "Wow, this food is really good!" "Whoa, this food is really good!" Wow= positive, surprised Whoa= surprised … faint light @sidney: If you are talking about the room, you would say dim, but if you were talking about the candle you would say faint. For instance: "Woah, Your bedroom is very dim!" "I … easy tigerThe phrase "easy tiger" means calm down or not get too over-emotional. Ex) A kid begs for a pet fish. She's begs her Mom but her Mom says "No". So the girl throws a fit in the pet … WowThey're kind of the same. Wow is a bit more excited or amazed, while whoa is a bit more cautious or surprised. Like if I said, "Wow, you're crazy!" It could mean a compliment...like I'm … Bo'ohw'o'wo'erIt is "bottle of water" using a glottal stop for the "t"s and "f". It is typical of the speech of some poorly educated people |It is making fun of british accent的定义
