Well by the book "Oh, my God," it is a western cultural phrase. It is often said in times of surprise, and rarely, as a plea to one's god (usually Yahweh, the Christian god). Its origins are obviously religious, but it is not often said with religious overtones in the present day.
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To say "oh my god" in French, you would say "oh mon dieu."
Because they think its cool, or they need a shorter way to say Oh My God! or Oh My Gosh! Or Oh My Goodness! Anything like that.
In Greek mythology, Zeus is not considered the creator of all things. He is one of the major gods and the ruler of the sky and thunder, but not the ultimate creator of the universe. The concept of creation differs across cultures and belief systems.
Usually people will say wili wili wili and it basically mean "Oh my gosh" or "Oh my God" For example if it's very cold out, in English you would say "Oh my God!!" but in arabic you say "wili wili wili!!"
Saying "Oh my God" is not sinful if there are not sinful thoughts in your heart when you say it. The key words are "in vain".
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"Oh my god" in Sanskrit can be translated to "भगवान्" (Bhagavan).
OMG is an abbriviation for Oh My Gosh or Oh My God somee people even sometimes say OMFG but that has a swear word
It's not an idiom. 'Lord' is a commonly used word for 'God'. When someone says 'Oh Lord', it is like they are saying 'Oh God' or 'Oh my God!' People say 'Oh Lord' when they are frightened, surprised, or disappointed by something. Eg: "Oh Lord, I forgot to hand in my essay!"
Oh my God would be more appropriate but I would advise against taking the Lord's name in vain:) Well if you are into god and all say oh my gosh but if your not say oh my god. you can also say the one that really expresses how you feel.
Oh Mio Dio