What does mamamia means?

Answer 1

"Mama mia!" is an expression often used in Italian.

While it literally translates as "My mother". it's used like "Oh My God", in English, to show surprise or shock.

Merry Christmas!!!!

Answer 2

It's Italian for mother.

However, when I was a kid in the early 1990s, my mom was a huge fan of Queen and Bohemian Rhapsody was in the charts. The word mamamia is used in that song, and my younger sister being about four at the time, thought that a 'mamamia' was some sort of monster akin to the Bogeyman and cried everytime she had to go upstairs because 'the mamamia's were going to get her'!

We still embarrass her with that now!

Answer 3

It's an expression meaning literally 'my mother' but it's used more in a surprise situation

Answer 4

It's an italian expression showing surprise or excitment, sometimes desperation, its literal translation is "My mother"

Answer 5

An exclamation of surprise, often uttered by those of Italian ethnicity.

Answer 6

'Mamma Mia!' is a musical with a disco beat, featuring the music of the Swedish singing group ABBA.

Answer 7

literally 'mother mine' or 'my mother' in English, an expression of surprise as well.

Answer 8

This is a russian word for u idiot or like damit! Stuff like that.

Answer 9

I think it means mother of God.

Answer 10

i think it is used as our version of 'for gods sake' something u'd say whenur p*ssed off or excited.But it is not a common phrase in italy........only in dolmio ads!