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Posted On: August 28th 2025, 11:00 pm
People often say “Oy vey!” when something goes wrong, but did you know the word has ancient roots? 👀

#Jewish #OyVey
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b__don23 3 days ago

b__don23

So what dose goyim mean then

zarrpo a month ago
khansaqibkunari 2 months ago
alejandroxesquivel 3 months ago

alejandroxesquivel

Oy vey!! The Goyim don't want to obey!!!!

alejandroxesquivel 3 months ago

alejandroxesquivel

Oy vey!! The Goyim don't want to obey!!!!

cruziemaier 6 months ago

cruziemaier

OY VEY! You said it was 20 dollars not 200 dollars OY VEY You GOY!

mrswisstube 8 months ago

mrswisstube

Come to Jesus ❤️✝️

radioscope1 9 months ago

radioscope1

Actually, Ashkenazim developed the peculiar quirk of pronouncing the “ō” sound as “oi”; so, “Oh” becomes “Oy”. The middle-high German pronunciation of “woe” is “veh”. The longer expression is, “Oy vey ist mir!”, or “Oh woe is me!” (“What misery has befallen me”.)

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