Common euphemisms are oh my gosh, omigosh, and oh my goodness. Likely to be offensive to devout Muslims, Christians, and Jews due to invoking God's name in a secular way. Alternative forms [edit] ohmigod; ohmygod; omigod; oh my god; oh, my God; O my God; migod; OMG, ermahgerd (Internet slang) Synonyms [edit] my God; oh my Allah; oh my Lord.. では、どうしてある人は "God"と言い、またある人は "goodness/gosh" と言うなど違いがあるのでしょうか？. 実は "Oh my God" は日本語にすると「おお、私の神よ」と神様を仰いでいるような感じがしますが、敬虔なクリスチャンであればあるほど "Oh my God.

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A little history for you. The phrase oh my god has a long history, with record of the oath my god dated to at least 1340. It's possible that oh my god is a variation on both my god and oh god, both of which have historically been used to express emotions like dismay, astonishment, and frustration.These early uses may have their roots in prayer, expressing gratitude, request for help, or.. The Phrase Doctor writes that my goodness is a minced oath: My goodness --> My God. My gosh --> My God. So the phrase was used instead of swearing, with goodness being a euphemism. The Oxford English Dictionary adds that goodness! has an established meaning in this vein, writing: In various exclamatory phrases, in which the original reference.