Gedrag en Benadering - Verrast tonen
Ontdek hoe Engelse uitdrukkingen zoals "lo and behold" en "as I live and breathe" verband houden met het tonen van verbazing in het Engels.
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used to convey surprise or amazement when something unexpected or remarkable happens
a way of saying that one does not believe something because it sounds too unbelievable or exaggerated
used to show one's surprise when meeting someone in a place one did not expect, or when one becomes aware of an unexpected relation between people
used to show one's surprise when seeing someone or something unexpected
used when one is surprised or when one wants to emphasize something

Jemig, Mijn god
used to show that one is shocked, annoyed, or surprised

goeie genade, mijn god
to display complete surprise or disbelief
used to show one's disbelief over something that was just said

mijn reet, onzin
used to express one's disagreement or disbelief

Mijn oog!, Kom op!
used to show one's disagreement or disbelief

mijn voet, kom op
used to tell a person that what they are hoping for will never happen or come true

Droom maar, Blijf dromen
used to show one's frustration, surprise, or anger

verdorie, godverdomme
used to refer to a state in which someone is so surprised or frightened that they are unable to think clearly or make any move
used to express great shock, disapproval, anger, etc., in reaction to someone's bold behavior
used to question the truth or seriousness of someone's statement, often with astonishment

Echt?, Serieus?
said when one is surprised, shocked, or amazed

Heilige koe!, Jemig!
used to show that one is really shocked or amazed

Holy shit, Verdomme
used to express one's surprise or bewilderment

heilige poep, gossie
used when one is looking at something with a great sense of wonder or surprise
used when something, such as unexpected news, causes one to be greatly confused or shocked
used to express one's surprise or bafflement at something unexpected or remarkable

en zie, en kijk
used to show disbelief, shock, or surprise at something that has been said or done

Goede Heer, Mijn God
used to express one's surprise at something that has been said or done

Mijn god, Ach gut
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