there are culturally-bound pseudophonemic sounds Scandinavian: oof(dah) English: OI Jewish (I think)?: That kind of eeeehhh?? one makes when they shrug exaggeratedly after a question is asked what are others?
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typically, they're just called [grammatical] particles, though i've only seen it in the context of syllabic attitude markers in tonal languages
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Japanese uses particles for their sentence role markers, though that seems a bit different somehow.
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I think they're considered interjections, another being the the "ope" sound you hear from Midwesterners upon running into them
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Stop ramming into the npcs it's rude and causes memory leaks
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Seems pretty common for P at the end of words. The P in pots (written phonetically as PH where the H is superscript) is different from the P in stop. Some languages differentiate these but English considers both as P.
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