is "pu" the same as "ugh"
I was randomely looking through my new (well it's 10 years old but it's new to me) spanish/english dictionary yesterday, and I happened apon the word "ugh" (who knew it was a word.) and the translation is "pu" To me this sounds hilarious, so I'm just checking if it's correct. ¡Gracis!
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jajaja, I think onomatopeias cannot be translated, or they shouldn´t be translated.
For instance, roosters sound cock-a-doodle-do in English. But they sound something like kikiriki In Spanish
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