Some Prime Examples of Interjections Please?

Question

¡Hola! ¡Nueve más dias haste mi viaje a Ecuador (please correct me in my Spanish)! Muy emocionada. Anyways, I asked in a previous question what an interjection is, however, can I have some prime examples or commonly used interjections? On my requirement list to get into this school, they weren't direct in what they mean by interjections (they just wrote interjections under the subheading Semantics). If you have more information on interjections than what I'm asking, please write it down in your response! That would be a great help. ¡Gracias!

Oh, I forgot to add, are there categories of Interjections? I went on a website and it said there are "Own Interjections" and "Improper Interjections". What are they…? - Curly_Puffington, Jul 6, 2013

Answer 1

You can try at this other site for more suggestions. Some, of course, would be rude or "dirty" language in certain circles and you need to know exactly what you are saying. You can always enter them in the translator here to see what they mean literally.

Here are some I found on wordreference.com

hostias, ostras, ey, tío, chaval, chavalín, tronco

This looks like a good one, too. Spanish-Kit.net