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It's an amusing expression of disgust, pronounced with a "ch" sound at the end.

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"Feh" in Yiddish is an expression of disgust or disapproval, similar to saying "yuck" or "bleh" in English. It is often used to convey a sense of repulsion or disdain towards something.

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