Translation for 'What a pity' from English to Bulgarian

What a pity!

Колко жалко!

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pity {noun}

съжаление {ср}

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Pity!

Жалко!

self-pity {noun}

самосъжаление {ср}

what {pron}

какъв

какво

what for {adv}

за какво

what kind of

какъв [що за]

What's your name?

Как се казваш?

What is the matter?

Какво става?

What is your opinion?

Какво ти / ви / Ви е мнението?

Какво е мнението ти?

What do you mean?

Какво имаш предвид?

What do you think?

Ти какво мислиш?

What's the point?

Кому е нужно това? [това е безсмислено]

Какъв е смисълът?

What's the catch?

Каква е уловката?

What time is it?

Колко е часът?

What's up? [Am.] [coll.]

Какво става?

What do you think? <WDYT>

Какво мислиш?

Какво смяташ?

• The long coda sees what Schaffner termed the "pseudo-symphonic tension" burst into a frenzy of brass and timpani, further slide guitar soloing, and the "What a pity" mantra joined by "Hey Jude"-style "Na-na-na-na" chorus.
• What a pity and sadness!
• In the novel, he becomes Oliver's closest friend (although he betrays Oliver when Oliver is caught) and he tries to make him a pickpocket, but soon realises that Oliver will not succeed, and feels sorry for him, saying "What a pity it is he isn't a prig!
• Voltaire is known to have said, "Ice cream is exquisite. What a pity it isn’t illegal."
• It has been proposed that this was temple of the city's chief god, Zeus Solymeus. What a pity, then, that apart from its five-metre-high cella walls, very little remains of this temple.

• Their co-compositions included, "Oh What A Pity" and "Comin' On Strong".
• . What a pity that she lacked the wealth and the leisure of a Huntington or a Morgan.
• Bill Fallowfield Rugby Football League secretary, said: "What a pity.
• In Arabic-speaking countries, saying "haram" can mean 'what a shame' or 'what a pity' (this meaning has been adopted by Modern Hebrew slang as well and is alike to the Italian use of [...]).