Bozho-moi!

Sounds a bit French, but it originates from the Slavic phrase „Bože moj!/Боже мой!”, used usually to glorify God. In this case, the expression signifies gratitude over the existence of a heartless, sexy (for some, not for me), Bulgarian boy called Bozho. He debates and is pretty much good at everything except texting and being a good human being. As much as we hate to admit it, everyone has a crush on him, probably even married couples.

Bozho-moi! Is that my man? Bozho-moi, only mine, only mine! - said Lidia in her famous song.

by matth.ew December 6, 2019

Bozhe moi

"My god" in Russian.

Alexey: Dima! Look! Check out this video of our country's MI-24D Krokodil taking out all of these ISIS folk! Man, isn't Russia great?!
Dmitri: Bozhe moi! That is awesome! Praise Russia and praise Putin!

by Fellatio Mignon April 19, 2016