How do Dominicans say YAY/sweet/yess

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p3arliaga

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Is there any distinctively Dominican way of saying yesss/sweet/yayy or any given exclamation of excitement? I'm pretty sure ??rale! and ?ol?! are Mexican/ Central American. Thanks!!!
 
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suarezn

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Diablo, Uepa, ayyy (Mama or Papa), E la cosa, etc...many different ways depending on context.
 
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dv8

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caramba.
there was this old cartoon i watched as a child and one character was always saying caramba. i swear i thought this word did not really exist. i still laugh every time i hear it.
 
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Black Dog

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Bart Simpson still says it and if it's good enough for Bart, it's good enough for me lol
 
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catcherintherye

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Ai carumba!

When you say, "Oh, lace." it doesn't quite make the cut, but "Ai, Carumba!" somehow expresses the thought very well.

And yes, if it's good enough for Bart, it's good for all of us.
 
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SI CO?O!!, Que jevy!! and YES!!, like that in english. Caramba is used here, but not to use it in exclamation of excitement, more like beeing surprised.
 
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