yippee in Russian
yippee in Russian is ура́ — yippee means shouted to express sudden excitement, joy, or triumph.
yippee in Russian
ура́
Pronounced: ura
Used to express excitement or joy.
What does "yippee" mean?
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intj Shouted to express sudden excitement, joy, or triumph.
"You'll understand, though, if I don't jump up and down and yell "Yippee!""
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yippee in a sentence
- You'll understand, though, if I don't jump up and down and yell "Yippee!"
- "Yippee, school's out!" the kids shouted.
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What is "yippee" in Russian?
"yippee" in Russian is ура́. yippee means: Shouted to express sudden excitement, joy, or triumph.
How do you pronounce ура́?
"yippee" in Russian is ура́, pronounced "ura".
How do you use "yippee" in a sentence?
Example: ""Yippee, school's out!" the kids shouted." In Russian, "yippee" is ура́.
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