Meaning
Those; those ones (there) — the plural demonstrative, built from 'dem' (they/them/plural marker) plus 'deh' (there). 'Dem deh people' means 'those people'; 'a dem deh' means 'it's those ones'. It points out a group at a distance, the plural counterpart of 'dat deh' (that there) and 'dis yah' (this here).
Examples
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Dem deh mango sweet.
Those mangoes are sweet.
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A dem deh mi a talk bout.
It's those ones I'm talking about.
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Nuh badda wid dem deh people.
Don't bother with those people.
Origin
From 'dem' (them/plural) + 'deh' (there); the plural demonstrative 'those'. See [[deh]], [[dat-deh]].
How it’s used
'Those (ones there)'; plural demonstrative. See [[deh]], [[dat-deh]], [[dis-deh]].