ほら and ほれ - the difference


I'm very familiar with ほら, used for urging someone to look at something. But
sometimes I hear ほれ in about the same contexts. Are they the same?




If you are talking about interjections, then "ほれ" is a variant of "ほら" mainly
used by males to mean "look!", "here you are", etc.




If you are talking about interjections, then "ほれ" is a variant of "ほら" mainly
used by males to mean "look!", "here you are", etc.

