The singular Guau! Maestosa! and the plural Guau! Maestose! in the feminine and the singular Guau! Maestoso! and the plural Guau! Maestosi! are Italian equivalents of the English phase "Wow! Awesome!" Context makes clear which form suits even though newbie language-speakers tend to opt for the third option no matter what.
The respective pronunciations will be "gwow meye-STO-sa" or "gwow meye-STO-sey" in the feminine and "gwow meye-STO-so" or "gwow meye-STO-see" in the feminine in Italian.
"Wow! This carnival has nearly ended!" in English is Che bello! Questo Carnevale è quasi finito! in Italian.
Uàu! is a literal Italian equivalent of the English word "Wow!" The English loan word may be written in the English way as "wow" or in the Italianized way as uàu (since w is a letter which tends to signify non-native names and words in Italian). Either way, the pronunciation remains "oo-A-oo" in Italian.
Non avere paura! is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "Don't be afraid!" The pronunciation will be "NO-na-VEY-rey POW*-ra" in Italian.*The sound is similar to that in the English exclamation "Wow!"
Too =also Wow! =awesome
wow it is awesome to type
Wow The Most Awesome Acts on Earth - 1996 TV was released on: USA: 6 January 1996
Wa sei! ...or at least that's how I say wow in Chinese.
EXTINKED? ITS EXTINCT WOW AND NO THEY ARE NOT GIRAFFES ARE AWESOME
I don't know but wow! she looks awesome!!
In Russian, "wow" can be translated as "ух ты" (ukh ty) or "вау" (vau).
karisa means very beutiful and smart and awesome wow im awesome that's what it means losers
wow! and I like you