おっはー

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Japanese[edit]

Etymology[edit]

Shortened form of おはよう (ohayō “good morning”). Popularized by the 1997 television program Oha Suta, and subsequently by singer/actor Shingo Katori.

Interjection[edit]

おっはー (ohhā

  1. (informal, childish) good morning; hello
    • 2000, Yasuharu Konishi (lyrics and music), “慎吾ママのおはロック [Shingo Mama's Oha Rock]”, performed by Shingo Katori:
      ママとパパお(にい)さんお(ねえ)さん
      おじいちゃんもおばちゃんお(となり)さんも
      おっはーおっはー
      おっはーおっはー
      mama to papa onīsan onēsan
      ojīchan mo obachan o-tonari-san mo
      ohhā ohhā
      ohhā ohhā
      Mama and Papa, Brother, Sister,
      Grandpa and Grandma, Mr. Neighbor too
      Oha oha
      Oha oha
    • 2017 June 1, “小さく始めようチャットボット作成のためのいろは [Brief introduction to the ABCs of chatbot design]”, in Web Designing, page 56:
      ユーザーの「おはよう」という(はつ)()(たい)し、ボットが「おはようございます」と(へん)(しん)するもの。この()(あい)、ユーザーが「おっはー」と(にゅう)(りょく)すると(へん)(しん)()(のう)となってしまう。
      Yūzā no “ohayō” to iu hatsuwa ni taishi, botto ga “ohayō gozaimasu” to henshin suru mono. Kono bāi, yūzā ga “ohhā” to nyūryoku suru to henshin funō to natte shimau.
      In response to the user's “ohayō” the bot responds “ohayō gozaimasu”. If the user inputs “ohhā” at this point the bot is incapable of responding.