You wish Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈju/ /ˈwɪʃ

YOO WISH

UK

jˈuː/ /wˈɪʃ

YOO WISH

التعريف

A sarcastic or dismissive way to say that what someone wants or expects will not happen. It suggests that the idea is impossible or very unlikely.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Informal and often playful or teasing. Used in response to a suggestion or desire that is unrealistic or overly optimistic, usually to dismiss it humorously. Common in spoken English.

• Spanish: ¡quisieras! - ¡ni lo sueñes!
• Portuguese (BR): até parece! - sonha!
• Portuguese (PT): bem gostavas! - nem penses!
• Chinese (Simplified): 你想得美！ - 你做梦！
• Chinese (Traditional): 你想得美！ - 你做夢！
• Hindi: ऐसा हो सकता है! - ख्वाब देखो!
• Arabic: احلم! - في أحلامك!
• Bengali: তোমার স্বপ্ন - ভাবো না (sarcastic) - আহা, ভাগ্য আছে!
• Russian: мечтать не вредно - держи карман шире
• Japanese: 夢見てるね - 無理だよ - そんなわけないよ
• Vietnamese: mơ đi - nằm mơ đi
• Korean: 꿈 깨 - 네 바람이야
• Turkish: ancak hayal edersin - rüya görüyorsun
• Urdu: تمہاری خواہش - یہ تمہاری سوچ ہے
• Indonesian: mimpi aja - jangan mimpi

جمل نموذجية

"Can I have cake for breakfast?" "You wish!"

basic

He said he would beat me at chess. I said, "You wish."

basic

"Do you think we have school off tomorrow?" "You wish."

basic

"I'm going to win the lottery someday." "You wish."

natural

Oh, you think Mom's going to let you stay out all night? You wish.

natural

"Maybe I'll get my own car next year." "You wish!"

natural