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¡Oh no!
Used to express dismay, fear, or realization of a problem. It follows the same structure as in English but requires the inverted opening mark.
Examples in context
¡Oh no! He perdido mi cartera.
Oh no! I lost my wallet.
¡Oh no! El tren ya salió.
Oh no! The train already left.
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