Yes, "nononono" can be spoken to stress refusal or panic in casual chats.

- Scenarios: Said rapidly to stop actions, e.g., "Nononono, don't touch that!"

- Tone: It conveys drama or urgency, often among friends or in informal settings, enhancing the emotional impact.

Brunei's official language is Malay, but English is widely spoken. The government uses both languages, and most signs are bilingual Malay-English.

The primary language is Somali, spoken as the mother tongue by the majority population.

Arabic is used for religious purposes, education, and official documents.

English is also taught in schools and used in business and governance, making it a functional secondary language.