"Oh my gosh" would be slang. It is another way of saying "Oh my God," which many people find offensive and blasphemous. People have many phrases that mean the same thing, such as "oh my goodness," "for gosh sake," and "for Pete's sake."
daebak (big win or huge success) omona (oh my gosh)
YES OH MY GOSH YES WE ARE GONNA DIE!!!
The Amazing Race - 2001 I Covered His Mouth Oh My Gosh 10-5 was released on: USA: 15 October 2006 Australia: 3 January 2008 Hungary: 17 May 2008
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oh my gosh is it terribly addictive i pity the person that gets addicted to this evil evil drug i beg of u not to get addicted its awful awful
Somebody whose native language is not American English. The expression is actually "oh MY gosh."
Omona is a Korean word meaning "Oh my gosh."-V
It's Oh My Gosh.
Oh My Gosh was created in 2005.
i don't know probably not he maybe says oh my gosh but not oh your gosh
"Oh my gosh!" "I can't believe it!"
"Oh my gosh" is an interjection, expressing surprise, shock, or excitement.
The abbreviation OMG means OH MY GOD, OH MY GOSH, or OH MY GOODNESS. OMG is an acronym that means oh my gosh or oh my god.
oh my gosh
It means wow, oh my gosh, golly gee whiz, oh my, ect. basically when you're surprized to hear something. And I think it's gee wilikers. : )
The phrase "oh my gosh" is often considered a milder expression than "oh my God," which some people view as blasphemous, particularly in religious contexts. "Oh my gosh" is typically seen as a euphemism to avoid directly using the name of God in vain. However, perceptions of blasphemy can vary widely among different cultures and religious beliefs. Ultimately, whether it is considered blasphemous depends on individual interpretation and context.
Oh no, oh my gosh