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How do you say "oh no" in Italian?
Oh no
In Italian, "oh no" is Oh no.
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Pronunciation
Oh no is pronounced almost exactly as in English, oh NOH, with a slightly more open Italian O sound.
Grammar notes
Oh no is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
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How to remember Oh no
This one needs no memory trick at all - it sounds nearly identical to English.
Related words
- absolutely assolutamente
- thats amazing È incredibile
- thats terrible È terribile
- watch your step Attento a dove metti i piedi
- be quiet Stai zitto
- listen up Ascoltate
- look out Attento
- thats so funny È così divertente
- i cant believe it Non ci posso credere
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Questions about Oh no
How do you pronounce Oh no?
Oh no is pronounced almost exactly as in English, oh NOH, with a slightly more open Italian O sound.
Is Oh no formal or casual?
Oh no is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Oh no used in Italian?
Oh no is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (oh no).
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"Oh no" in other languages
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