English has traditionally been taught using the five fundamental W's (Who, What, Where, When, Why) and one H (How). However, we believe there is another question word that deserves recognition - "Huh?". This simple term, universally recognized in conversations, signifies curiosity, misunderstanding, or the need for clarification. Various scholars, such as Francisco Torreira and Julian Koster of Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics admit to "Huh?" being a universal word, shared across numerous languages.

Incorporating "Huh?" into English education would help students better express their lack of understanding and encourage them to seek clarification, fostering more comprehensive learning and interaction. Also, it would acknowledge the importance of this dynamic word in our spoken language.

Let's recognize the importance of "Huh?" to promote effective communication and comprehension in English education. Please sign this petition to urge educators and dictionaries to include "Huh?" as a regular question item so that it becomes "Who, What, Where, When, Why, How, and Huh?"