in my moms language: «ого!»
«вау!»
«супер!» (impressed by something ig) "super!"
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oh and ух ты! i think is like a whoa or an "oh wow!'
Wicked!
oh wow eh
Portuguese: “Uau” (woo-ah-oo)
bouuuudi ! short form of "boun dioù", or "good god"
Or just... ouah
C'est de l'occitan?
oui ! ma mamie en faisait grand usage (elle était de Lunel)
Tja
Wow
Łał!
Wow!
O ja Cię kręcę!
O chuj/kurwa!
Ja jebe!
Obv last two are casual :D
Gg on taking up polish, not easy language to learn
bleddy 'ell
holy fucking shit!
great googly moogly
By imitating Owen Wilson "woooowwww"
I've always considered myself a Waaaaaaow Owen Wilson kind of gal.
Wow! or Wahnsinn! or Krass! - German
Boah!
Çüș!
I didn't know how to write it, but it also crossed my mind. "TschüÜSCH!" felt very wrong.
Hala! is wow in Tagalog, Filipino language
Ay Caramba!
Ammata udu! (Ammata means "to mom", no idea what udu means)
Vau in lithuanian :3
Leck Oasch
Wauw!
Wah
But that's just the polish, phonetic way of "wow". Like saying "uao" in norwegian. But considering that's a foreign word our equivalent would be more like "dæven", a soft variation of "Devil".
Basically "What the devil?!"
Godnondeju
Vaŭ
In Esperanto
"Holy Wah!"
In my family, it's always been "Ho-ly shit!"
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