what a pity

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• General-American: /ˌwʌt ə ˈpɪti/ [ˌwɐɾ ə ˈphɪɾi ~ ˌwɜɾ ə ˈphɪɾi]
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˌwɔt ə ˈpɪtɪj/
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• Scotland: /ˌʍɔt ə ˈpɪte/
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No etymology was provided for this word.

71 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: يَا خَسَارَة (yā ḵasāra) — used to express regret
• Arabic: يَا لَلْأَسَف (yā la-l-ʔasaf) — used to express regret
• Armenian: ափսոս (apʻsos) — used to express regret
• Belarusian: які́ жаль (jakí žalʹ) — used to express regret
• Bulgarian: жа́лко (žálko) — used to express regret
• Bulgarian: за жа́лост (za žálost) — used to express regret
• Bulgarian: уви́ (uví) — used to express regret
• Catalan: quina llàstima — used to express regret
• Chinese Mandarin: 真遺憾 /真遗憾 (zhēn yíhàn) — used to express regret
• Chinese Mandarin: 真倒霉 (zhēn dǎoméi) — used to express regret
• Czech: to je škoda — used to express regret
• Danish: det er synd — used to express regret
• Dutch: wat jammer — used to express regret
• Esperanto: domaĝe — used to express regret
• Estonian: kahju — used to express regret
• Finnish: sääli — used to express regret
• Finnish: ikävää — used to express regret
• Finnish: harmi — used to express regret
• Finnish: voi harmi — used to express regret
• Finnish: harmin paikka — used to express regret
• French: quel dommage — used to express regret
• French: dommage — used to express regret
• Galician: que mágoa — used to express regret
• Georgian: რა სამწუხაროა (ra samc̣uxaroa) — used to express regret
• German: das ist aber schade — used to express regret
• German: schade — used to express regret
• German: wie schade — used to express regret
• Greek: τι κρίμα (ti kríma) — used to express regret
• Hawaiian: aloha ʻino — used to express regret
• Hebrew: כמה חבל (kamá khavál) — used to express regret
• Hungarian: kár — used to express regret
• Hungarian: de kár — used to express regret
• Hungarian: milyen kár — used to express regret
• Indonesian: sayang — used to express regret
• Indonesian: yah — used to express regret
• Italian: peccato — used to express regret
• Italian: che peccato! — used to express regret
• Japanese: 残念 (zannen) — used to express regret
• Khmer: គួរឱ្យអាណិតណាស់ (kuə ʼaoy ʼaanət nah) — used to express regret
• Korean: 유가밉니다 (yugamimnida) — used to express regret
• Korean: 유감입니다 (yugamimnida) — used to express regret
• Korean: 안됐다 (andwaetda) — used to express regret
• Ladino: ke pekado — used to express regret
• Low German: dat is aver schaad — used to express regret
• Low German: schaad — used to express regret
• Malay: sayang — used to express regret
• Norwegian Bokmål: det var synd — used to express regret
• Persian: چه حیف (če heyf) — used to express regret
• Persian: حیف شد (heyf šod) — used to express regret
• Polish: szkoda — used to express regret
• Portuguese: que pena — used to express regret
• Romanian: ce păcat — used to express regret
• Russian: как жа́ль (kak žálʹ) — used to express regret
• Russian: жа́ль (žálʹ) — used to express regret
• Russian: кака́я жа́лость (kakája žálostʹ) — used to express regret
• Serbo-Croatian: ште̏та — used to express regret
• Serbo-Croatian: štȅta — used to express regret
• Spanish: qué lástima — used to express regret
• Spanish: qué pena — used to express regret
• Swedish: vad synd — used to express regret
• Tagalog: sayang! — used to express regret
• Tamil: பாவம் (pāvam) — used to express regret
• Turkish: ne yazık — used to express regret
• Ukrainian: яки́й жаль (jakýj žalʹ) — used to express regret
• Ukrainian: яка́ шко́да (jaká škóda) — used to express regret
• Vietnamese: tiếc quá — used to express regret
• Vietnamese: chán thế — used to express regret
• Vietnamese: chán nhỉ — used to express regret
• Votic: žaali — used to express regret
• Welsh: dyna drueni — used to express regret
• Welsh: trueni — used to express regret