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 Yesterday at 1:20 am
Pantuffel
SHtivel
Lukshen zayer
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Ruchi
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Yesterday at 1:22 am
How do you pronounce it, GedInsta or GedEEnsta?
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amother
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Yesterday at 1:48 am
| Ruchi wrote: | | How do you pronounce it, GedInsta or GedEEnsta? |
Gedinste, my sil says it with the EE and it rubs me the wrong way
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amother
Myrtle
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Yesterday at 1:50 am
| amother Snow wrote: | Rantot hush. (We don't call it this way. Our Chechslovakian/Hungarian mechitenste calls them this way)
Its not knokelech. Its simple. Its Nukelech
Who says izzay?
Where's the izzay?
What's the izzay?
What's going on with izzay?
Iykyk |
I read through 7 pages backward just to find what I was looking for on page 2 😄
Rantot hush - that’s one of the only Hungarian words my Hungarian grandmother used and I have yet to find anyone else who uses this word. We always used it growing up instead of the word schnitzel and my siblings were mortified. (Say it quickly)
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amother
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Yesterday at 1:51 am
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טשאבערגוי or באגאבונד? Which one did you get called? Or perhaps you were just a פימפענאטער?
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amother
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Yesterday at 1:55 am
| amother Thistle wrote: | What do the bolded mean?
Holiptches are similar to Russian/Ukrainian golubtzi |
Zaverucha
A storm. Blizzard/winds
The kind of weathers we had in my neck of the woods recently…
I think someone answered re פארענטשעס- they’re bleachers
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amother
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Yesterday at 8:01 am
Same ending as which? The shorter version or the longer one?
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Ruchel
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Yesterday at 8:06 am
It's fascinating
My dad zal and saba zal spoke yiddish
Many of those words I don't know
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amother
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Yesterday at 8:06 am
| amother Bergamot wrote: | Who knows this song?
Zsidónak lenni drága. Zsidónak lenni jó. |
א איד צו זיין איז טייער
א איד צו זיין איז גוט….
🎶🎶🎶
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amother
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Yesterday at 8:09 am
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utchee mutchee kalafutchi
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amother
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Yesterday at 8:17 am
As per google it's called Jabot not only in the Jewish world 😳
Apparently it's French
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amother
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Yesterday at 8:28 am
| Ruchel wrote: | It's fascinating
My dad zal and saba zal spoke yiddish
Many of those words I don't know |
It's mostly Hungarian words we remember from our childhood from our grandparents that came from Hungary, Romania, and neighborhood countries.
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flowerpower
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Yesterday at 8:54 am
My in laws family speaks the real deal yiddish and they used words I never heard of. When mentioned here it started bringing back memories of way back when I got married. Words like-
Yinga tzveebel
Gedeensta tzeebel
Groilik
Showderlach( sils favorite word)
Eech shoyn zee
And many more. Keep em coming
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amother
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Yesterday at 8:56 am
Anyone was labeled buckish when they did anything silly?
Anyone else told they'd be put in yuvito?
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amother
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Yesterday at 9:01 am
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When asking my bobby or her "cronies" how they are doing they'd say "nimer arger, imer besser"
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amother
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Yesterday at 9:05 am
| Ruchel wrote: | It's fascinating
My dad zal and saba zal spoke yiddish
Many of those words I don't know |
Where was your saba born? If he was from Russia or Germany he wouldn’t have spoken a Yiddish that was half Hungarian, which is what most of this thread is.
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