He is saying Oh-No. When he says this something usual bad is about to happen, or did happen.
scooby doo.
He makes a cute face and says, "Ruh-roh, Raggy!" Then Shaggy says, "Don't worry Scoob."
Usually "Ruh roh."
The anthropomorphic dogs Scooby Doo and Astro (of the Jetsons) used the term, which is shown in transcripts as "ruh-roh" -- meaning, of course, "uh oh."
I think that it just happened because some people that watched the show needed a good way to end the show instead of just catching the criminal and all being well...dont you think so? Yes Scooby is cute,but hes not your type
scooby doo.
He makes a cute face and says, "Ruh-roh, Raggy!" Then Shaggy says, "Don't worry Scoob."
Usually "Ruh roh."
The anthropomorphic dogs Scooby Doo and Astro (of the Jetsons) used the term, which is shown in transcripts as "ruh-roh" -- meaning, of course, "uh oh."
I think that it just happened because some people that watched the show needed a good way to end the show instead of just catching the criminal and all being well...dont you think so? Yes Scooby is cute,but hes not your type
"Ruh-roh" is a phrase often associated with the character Scooby-Doo from the animated television series. It is used to express concern or acknowledge that something bad is about to happen, typically in a lighthearted or humorous context. The phrase captures a sense of impending trouble or mischief, often accompanied by a playful tone.
Duro is an Italian equivalent of the English word "tough."Specifically, the Italian word is the masculine form of an adjective. The pronunciation is "DOO-roh." The feminine form, dura, is pronounced "DOO-rah."
There is no such word in English.
"Tough" is an English equivalent of the Italian word duro.Specifically, the Italian word is the masculine form of an adjective. The pronunciation is "DOO-roh." The feminine form, dura, is pronounced "DOO-rah."
it means : f**k you [sorry]
"Roh" in Arabic means "soul" or "spirit." It is often used to refer to one's inner essence or being.
Franz Roh died in 1965.