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You might be referring to "duh." It is kind of an expression of disgust, but it is used when something is obvious.

"Da" in American slang can also mean "the" as in the phrase, "You da bomb!" meaning "You are the bomb" or "You are very cool."

"Dah" with an H can have another meaning in Southern slang. For example, in Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Jim said "dah" when he meant "there."

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