@sophielindsay I see. I heard on Japanese animation “Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure” which is dubbed in English, and It is the main character’s favourite phrase.
After seeing your explanation, I understood that “Good grief” is very good translation.
Thank you sophiekidsay!

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Please show me example sentences with Good grief! . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible. See a translation

@kunio3992 I don’t, but that is because it’s something older people use where I live. I’m not sure if it’s the same in other parts of the UK, though.

‘’Good grief!’’ is commonly used as a way of saying ‘’Oh, God!’’You would use it when you’re annoyed or exasperated.‘’Good grief!’’

@kunio3992 I don’t, but that is because it’s something older people use where I live. I’m not sure if it’s the same in other parts of the UK, though.

Please show me example sentences with Good grief! . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.

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‘’Good grief!’’ is commonly used as a way of saying ‘’Oh, God!’’

You would use it when you’re annoyed or exasperated.

‘’Good grief!’’