OH-OH in Czech translation

• oh-oh
• o-ou
• a-jéje
• ohó
• ale

Examples of using Oh-oh in English and their translations into Czech

Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh.
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh.

I don't aim♪♪ I just point it to seek them♪♪ whoa-oh oh-oh ohh♪.
I just point it to seek them whoa-oh oh-oh ohh.

Oh-oh! It's really windy!
A jéje! Opravdu fouká!

Oh-oh, right.[chuckles] That is one great game.
No jo, správně. To byla fakt bezva hra.

Oh-Oh, oh, by the way,
Ó-Ó, ó, mimochodem,

Oh-oh, blackout, remember?
Ou ou, havárie elektřiny, pamatuješ?

Oh-oh, here we are.
Aha tady jsme.

Oh-Oh, ye-- That's because the dumpy one was back a little.
Ó, ano-- ta malá tlustá byla pozadu.

Oh-oh, but that can wait♪.
Oh- oh, ale to může počkat ♪.

Oh-Oh, it's not Tina, not really.
Ó ó, to není Tinou, ve skutečnosti ne.

Oh-Oh, it's nothing really.
Ale ale, nic to není, vážně.

Oh, oh-oh** That's what makes you beautiful.
Ou, o-ou, a to je to, co tě dělá tak krásnou.

Oh-oh, now they have Google?
Říká:„Teď máme Google?

Oh-oh, my God, I-I don't know which one to believe.
Oh, bože, já nevím, komu věřit.

Oh-oh, my God.
Ach můj bože.

Oh-oh, what if she gets upset?
A co když se naštve?

Grandma?! Oh-oh, she put her hair up?
Svazuje si vlasy, to je ono. Babčo?

Someone's gonna have to climb a tree. Oh-oh.
Jé je. Někdo musí na strom.

Oh-oh. Someone's gonna have to climb a tree.
Jé je. Někdo musí na strom.

Oh-Oh, if you say so, sir.
No, když to říkáš, pane.