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What part of speech is hallooh?

"Hallooh" is an interjection.

It's a word that expresses strong emotion or surprise, often used to call out or get attention.

Here's why:

* It stands alone: Interjections are independent words that don't grammatically connect to the surrounding sentence.

* It expresses emotion: "Hallooh" conveys excitement, surprise, or a call for attention.

While it might resemble a verb in some contexts, it's not grammatically acting as a verb in the traditional sense.

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