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7 de may. de 2024 · Spanish speakers often use Dios (“God”) and Dios mío (“My God”) as expressions of amazement or sometimes disgust (if said with a sneer), similar to the English exclamation “Oh my God!” ¡Dios, es tan guapo! (God, isn’t he handsome!) ¡Dios mío! ¡Qué desordenado que eres! (Oh my God! You’re so messy!) 3. ¡Qué susto!
1 de may. de 2024 · It’s important to note that some Spanish speakers, especially young people, may use the English phrases instead of the Spanish equivalent. For example, they might use LOL (laugh out loud) or OMG (oh my God) in their English forms, since most people already know what they mean in English.
9 de may. de 2024 · Folk stories tell that the word “mondá” comes from the French “Mon Dieu” meaning “Oh, my God”. When French women arrived at the Colombian coast, they saw black men’s private parts for the first time (maybe) and they went “Mon Dieu!”.
Hace 6 días · ALMUERZO LUNCH. Oh, hum Oh, mmm. Podría comerme a esta chica en el almuerzo I could eat that girl for lunch Sí, ella baila en mi lengua Yeah, she dances on my tongue Parece que ella puede ser la indicada Tastes like she might be the one Y nunca me canso And I could never get enough Podría comprarle tantas cosas I could buy her so much stuff Es un deseo, no un flechazo, uh It's a craving ...
Originally, it was a prayer. It would be wrong the lines of, "Oh my God, how wondrous are your works!" or something like that. Then it just became an exclamation. Reply. Award. macdaddee. •. It's meaning was sort of like a quick prayer.
15 de may. de 2024 · “Oh my god!” is one of those phrases that we hear countless times in an average week. It sounds so simple, but what other ways can you say it? These alternatives will be perfect for when you need to sound more formal or have a “less-religious” sentiment.
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