Just hold the phone like you would when listening intently and occasionally say "oh really?" or "wow" or any short interjections.
The short interjection "ah", which usually expresses noticing, is commonly followed by backchannels "soo"/"soodesuka" ("really?"), and is also often accompanied by breathiness.
Natman: I know you asked 27premier but I can't resist a little interjection!
His vowels take on distorted, domineering proportions, meaning that even short interjections, like "no" and "so," become meandering journeys.
In reality, Daba will pronounce a short "O" as an interjection at the beginning of every enunciation, a common habit to help them to recall following contents.
And not "Hispanic," with its colonial disregard of Mexico's Aztec heritage and its inexactness in the face of second- and third-generation Americans whose command of Spanish -- like many Jews' command of Yiddish -- may comprise only a short list of familial endearments, the occasional interjection and a variety of insults.
These interjections are commonly used as backchannels in dialogue when spoken by a short falling intonation.
It's a puny little interjection, and Pratchett is nothing if he is not a precise thinker.
Since industrial revolutions during the last three hundred years, there have been limited and short lived interjections on the ideas of economies of scope.
As a verb, as an interjection, as an adjective.
It is itself an oath, in another sense — an interjection, an outburst of anger.
