I don't wonder Meaning in English
expression
EYE DONT WUN-der
EYE DONT WUN-duh
Definition
"I don't wonder" is an expression meaning that you are not surprised by something; you expected it or it makes sense to you.
Usage & Nuances
This phrase is somewhat formal or old-fashioned in modern English; usually replaced by 'I'm not surprised' or 'It's no wonder.' Common in written English or for emphasis. It often introduces a reason or justification for something expected.
Spanish: no me sorprende - no me extrañaPortuguese (BR): não me surpreende - não me espantaPortuguese (PT): não me surpreende - não me espantaChinese (Simplified): 我并不奇怪 - 我不感到意外Chinese (Traditional): 我並不奇怪 - 我不感到意外Hindi: मुझे आश्चर्य नहीं हैArabic: لا أستغرب - لا أتعجبBengali: আমি অবাক হই নাRussian: я не удивляюсьJapanese: 私は驚きませんVietnamese: tôi không ngạc nhiênKorean: 나는 놀랍지 않아Turkish: şaşırmıyorumUrdu: مجھے حیرت نہیں ہےIndonesian: saya tidak heran
Example Sentences
I don't wonder that he's tired after working all night.
basic
I don't wonder that the store is closed on Sundays.
basic
I don't wonder she got the job; she's very qualified.
basic
He always forgets his keys—I don't wonder anymore.
natural
Given how much she trains, I don't wonder she won first place.
natural
They failed the test? I don't wonder—they didn't study at all.
natural