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Oh my God is not a Hebrew phrase. If translated literally, it wouldn't make any sense.

The most common way to translate this is Oy va'avoy (אוי ואבוי), which also means "oh no!" or "oh boy!" (it literally means, "woe and alas!"). Not many are aware that this Yiddish-sounding phrase is actually from Proverbs (23:29).

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