Do people in the UK use the expression "gosh" or "good gosh"?

Question

Example: "Good gosh, what have you done!?"

"Gosh, why are you so tired?!"

Answer 1

Everyone I know says FOOKING 'ELL NORA

Gosh is a bit twee, is it not? It's like saying 'golly'

Answer 2

No. Brits don't say 'Gosh'.

That expression is very American, if I'm not mistaken.

Answer 3

No, not really. It's just one of those things people don't say anymore.

Answer 4

My british boyfriend says "gosh" to make fun of americans. Its not generally said in the UK.

Answer 5

no... we never use that... its VERY american! I would say: Good god, omg, bleedin nora, bloody h**l, frikkin h**l...

Answer 6

No we ******* don't

Well,i don't    = ]

Answer 7

good gosh no

Answer 8

i've never used that expression

Answer 9

I use "gosh"....as in "gosh, I'm not sure".

But I wouldn't use "good gosh"....maybe "good grief" or "good god" instead

Answer 10

No, we use a simular word that rhymes with Duck.

Answer 11

I'm a Brit and I say gosh! Not all that often, but I do. I've occasionally heard it said by others, but most often as a joke or when they're speaking stereotyped English.

It did used to be used a lot. It's now very old-fashioned, but is unmistakably British.