How to pronounce 'ewan' and what is the meaning of 'ewan'?
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What is the meaning of the word 'ewan'?
- 'Ewan' is a Filipino word that translates to 'I don't know' or 'I have no idea' in English.
Is 'ewan' a noun, verb, or adjective?
- 'Ewan' is primarily used as an interjection, but it can also be considered a noun when used to refer to the state of not knowing or having no idea about something.
What is the origin of the word 'ewan'?
- The word 'ewan' is derived from the Filipino phrase 'eh wala' which literally means 'there's nothing'. Over time, it has been shortened to 'ewan' and adopted as a colloquial expression.
What are some synonyms of 'ewan'?
- Some synonyms of 'ewan' are 'hindi ko alam', 'di ko alam', 'wala akong idea', 'wala akong kaalam-alam'.
How is 'ewan' pronounced?
- 'Ewan' is pronounced as /iw-an/ with the stress on the second syllable.
Can 'ewan' be used in formal situations?
- No, 'ewan' is considered informal and is commonly used in casual conversations or informal settings.
Is 'ewan' specific to any region or dialect?
- 'Ewan' is primarily used in the Philippines and is commonly understood in Filipino language or Tagalog. It may also be used in other Philippine languages with slight variations in pronunciation.
Can 'ewan' be used to express uncertainty or doubt?
- Yes, 'ewan' is often used to express uncertainty, doubt, or lack of knowledge about a particular question or topic.
How can 'ewan' be used in a sentence?
- 1. Ewan ko kung ano ang kasunod. (I don't know what comes next.)
- 2. May exam ba bukas? Ewan ko, hindi ko nakita sa schedule. (Is there an exam tomorrow? I don't know, I didn't see it in the schedule.)
Can 'ewan' be used as a response to a question?
- Yes, 'ewan' is commonly used as a response when someone asks a question and the speaker doesn't have the answer or is uncertain about it.
