Usage examples of "ach nein" in German with translation to English

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Ach, nein! Wirklich? Oh no, really?
Ach, irgendwie bin ich genervt! Aah, I'm somewhat angry!
"Hast du Geschwister?" "Nein. ich bin ein Einzelkind." "Do you have any siblings?" "No, I'm an only child."
Ach, hätte ich doch niemals geheiratet. Oh that I had never married.
Oh, nein! Wir haben keinen Sprit mehr! Oh, no! We're running out of gas.
Ach! Ich habe es wieder vergessen! Ich sollte heute zur Bibliothek gehen, um ein Buch zurückzugeben. Ah! I forgot again! I was supposed to go to the library to return a book today!
Nein, ich kann Sie nicht reinlassen, es ist eine Person zuviel. No, I cannot let you in, there's one person too many.
Ach ja, hast du ihn in letzter Zeit mal gesehen? By the way, have you seen him lately?
Nein... Ich meine, ja. No... I mean, yes.
Ach du meine Güte. Ich komme zu spät zum Unterricht. Oh my gosh. I will be late for lessons.
Hunde können nicht sprechen, aber es schien, als ob die Augen des Hundes sagten: "Nein, ich habe kein Zuhause". Dogs can't speak, but it appeared as if the eyes of the dog said, "No, I don't have a home."
Ach, du warst beim Friseur. Oh, you've been to the barbershop.
Er dachte zu sich selbst: "Nein!" Laut sagte er: "Ja". He thought to himself, "No!" Aloud he said, "Yes."
Ach, mach dir keine Sorgen darüber. Oh, don't worry about it.
Es ist schwierig, ein Gespräch mit jemandem zu führen, der nur "Ja" und "Nein" sagt. It is difficult to keep up a conversation with someone who only says "Yes" and "No".
Ach, scheiß drauf. Ah, screw it.
"Sprechen Sie Deutsch?" "Nein, nicht." "Do you speak German?" "No, I don't."
Ach, ich habe noch nicht entschieden, was ich tun werde. Oh, I haven't decided what I'm going to do yet.
Nein, geh noch nicht. No, don't go yet.
Ich habe die Prüfung mit Ach und Krach bestanden. I barely passed the exam.
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