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crust
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Sun, May 05 2019, 10:32 pm
gamzehyaavor wrote: | these are good, but nothing as quick and gedreit as grada or bichlal. |
Grada is happens to be.
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crust
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Sun, May 05 2019, 10:33 pm
gamzehyaavor wrote: | Lachatchila I wasn't gonna derail the thread with other words, but l'masa I saw it was already derailed and a spinoff was not needed. |
Derail away.
We're not on QuickBooks here.
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Sunny Days
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:09 am
crust wrote: | Yes.
It's meech not meer.
I can teach you Yiddish if you want. |
Please do!
but not the lichtshtralen version please.
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youngishbear
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:17 am
crust wrote: | Grada is happens to be. |
By chance
Coincidentally
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crust
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:20 am
gamzehyaavor wrote: | Please do!
but not the lichtshtralen version please. |
De shteiner fin choshen and I'm done.
In our home, (we are a bunch of hopeless Yiddish lingvisten) wrong Yiddish grammar was literally a capitol crime.
We policed each other so that no minor mistake ever went unnoticed.
Fast forward 20 years- my children say meech instead of meer and I don't even cringe. Yeridas Hadoros.
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creditcards
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:23 am
How do you say 'pinkt' in English?
I was "pinkt" there when he came.
I was "pinkt" there for something.
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crust
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:23 am
youngishbear wrote: | By chance
Coincidentally |
Yea...
Nothing is as hopelessly untranslatable as טאקע.
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youngishbear
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:27 am
crust wrote: |
De shteiner fin choshen and I'm done.
In our home, (we are a bunch of hopeless Yiddish lingvisten) wrong Yiddish grammar was literally a capitol crime.
We policed each other so that no minor mistake ever went unnoticed.
Fast forward 20 years- my children say meech instead of meer and I don't even cringe. Yeridas Hadoros. |
Nitpick alert!
Capital crime
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crust
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:28 am
creditcards wrote: | How do you say 'pinkt' in English?
I was "pinkt" there when he came.
I was "pinkt" there for something. |
Coincidently
I happened to be there
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karat
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:28 am
creditcards wrote: | How do you say 'pinkt' in English?
I was "pinkt" there when he came.
I was "pinkt" there for something. |
coincidentally?
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nchr
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:28 am
creditcards wrote: | How do you say 'pinkt' in English?
I was "pinkt" there when he came.
I was "pinkt" there for something. |
Just
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crust
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:28 am
youngishbear wrote: | Nitpick alert!
Capital crime |
Thanks!
You can now marry into our family!!
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creditcards
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:33 am
crust wrote: | Coincidently
I happened to be there |
Thanks
I tried telling someone a story of something that happened and couldn't figure out how to say it.
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Sunny Days
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:33 am
crust wrote: |
De shteiner fin choshen and I'm done.
In our home, (we are a bunch of hopeless Yiddish lingvisten) wrong Yiddish grammar was literally a capitol crime.
We policed each other so that no minor mistake ever went unnoticed.
Fast forward 20 years- my children say meech instead of meer and I don't even cringe. Yeridas Hadoros. |
Did he really turn black?
Ok, I don't recall the full story- as in if it was a fiction or not. but boy did this get my imagination going! lol!
Btw, talk about yeridas hadoires, sometimes I don't recognize my own language ... my yiddish grammar in speech gets mangles constantly- its terrible. This happens when you're bilingual and jumping from one language to the other.
I used to cringe like crazy. I remember in 11'th grade we had a whole sheet of cringeworthy sentences from a teacher that did not have the best yiddish... I mamash blew up when she said that "ir zin hut arubgefalen". But these days, its so the norm to speak like that- you hear it out of the frummest willi ladies .
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creditcards
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:34 am
karat wrote: | coincidentally? |
Thanks
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crust
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:41 am
Hut instead of iz. 🤕
It's like;
My son is on the chair.
My son has on the chair.
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crust
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:42 am
creditcards wrote: | Thanks
I tried telling someone a story of something that happened and couldn't figure out how to say it. |
I still think pinkt is a better expression.
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youngishbear
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:43 am
crust wrote: | Yea...
Nothing is as hopelessly untranslatable as טאקע. |
I don't agree with that. I think English in some ways is a richer language (because it's absorbed words from so many other languages over the centuries) and has seven different words available, while in Yiddish we must make do with one word that is used seven different ways.
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Sunny Days
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:44 am
youngishbear wrote: | I don't agree with that. I think English in some ways is a richer language (because it's absorbed words from so many other languages over the centuries) and has seven different words available, while in Yiddish we must make do with one word that is used seven different ways. |
English is richer in words, yes. But there's a chein to yiddish that English is missing.
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youngishbear
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Mon, May 06 2019, 12:48 am
gamzehyaavor wrote: | English is richer in words, yes. But there's a chein to yiddish that English is missing. |
Absolutely. Ever heard Isaac Bashevis Singer's Nobel Prize acceptance speech?
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