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  • He should have sang that at her funerals that would've been very appropriate lol...

  • Zeyer gut!

  • IDIOT

  • naja

  • Haha... very funny :)

  • I speak a little German and the other day I was sitting in a dentists office and heard two older ladies talking to one another and I kept hearing words I knew buti couldn't pick up the conversation, it wasn't Dutch and it wasn't Hungarian, it only occurs to me now that it must have been Yiddish! Could someone recommend to me, if I could only learn one, should I try and pick up Yiddish or Hebrew?

  • @phrenzy1 Matter of fact, to put it bluntly, Yiddish could be defined as a German dialect written in Hebrew

  • @MrWillywax

    Since they are both Germanic languages descended from the same origin, namely medieval German, one can just as easily say that German is Yiddish written in latin letters. They are sister languages – like Portuguese and Spanish. “A language is a dialect with an army and navy”.

  • @phrenzy1 I'd rather learn hebrew - it's easier to find people who speaks it, because mainly there's only old people speaking yidish.

  • @CheEinora But those old people, who you dismiss so easily, have more to say, have more life experience, than we will ever know if Yiddish is allowed to die. Yiddish was almost wiped out by Hitler, but the language refuses to die, Listen and learn from your elders

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  • Love it!!

  • Amy would be hysterical! And you sure have those moves down! Thanks for the laugh! Zei mir gezunt!

  • sounds a lot like german :)

  • WONDERFUL

    man your almost as funny as the Barry Sisters

    singing

    Trop'ns Fun Regen Oyf Mein Kop

    thank you

    thank you

    thank you

  • Oi vei mir.....

  • he moves like one guy from jozin z bazin

  • thus is assar guit !!!! Oye Guivalt Oye weis mir !!!!!

  • Awesome, I'd love Amy to see it. What a cool dad...

  • I cant stop watching this. i love it!

  • lol

  • oi a broch

  • This Dad is one cool mensch!

  • ought to make the boca/delray beach circuit

  • i would like to see the lyrics written out phonetically so i could go around singing it all the time on the subway (lol) (i can understand most of it but not all).  i don't really read yiddish too well.

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  • that is so funny...jewish people are crazy and talented...i love them....

    you are a great dad...

    lots of mazal...and shalom

  • s'iz git!!

  • so good

  • Ich fershtais noch a bisel. Fer vus de vort "shlepp" und nisht "gain"?

  • @imaof4 shlepp is "drag", so it's got more resonance....

  • @metelits Thanks for the reply - I'm not a Yiddishist - so I'll defer to your expertise.

  • @imaof4 ober du redsts a bisl?  Shayn!

  • @metelits Ich redn, lainen und shreibn Yiddish, nar nisht zaayer gut.

    איך רעדן, לייענען אַ און שרייַבן ייִדיש, נאָר נישט זייער גוט

  • @imaof4 ani lo yodat et ma atta omarim 

  • @skaterdbl English translation: I speak, read and write Yiddish, but not well. I hope you don't mind my correcting your Hebrew: ani lo yodat ma sh'at omoret.

    אני לא יודעת מה שאת אומרת

  • @imaof4 ani yodat aval za kashah lechtov como za. lo kashah beevreet

  • @imaof4 האמת היא שהתרגום הנכון הוא "אני לא יודעת מה את אומרת". התחביר ב"אני לא יודעת מה שאת אומרת" לא נכון.

  • LOL dis is kewl :)

  • To see this person doing stand-up comedy, search 'funny' 'Jew'. Or 'Jewish' 'inventions'.

  • LOL!

  • azoy!

  • oyyyyyy!!!!!!

  • yiddish is really similar to German

  • They are sister languages.. steming from the same germanic family.

  • thanx, then where is yiddish spoken cus it sounds more like southern german eg. niSHt not niCHt for example

  • @Podginater23

    Yo (yes in Yiddish), I am not an expert but I know that Yiddish is essentially Medieval High German, but nowadays it is more similar to Swiss or Austrian German. As Jews migrated eastward into slavic countries, some slavic terms were incorporated and of course there is some Hebrew words in it. The accent and dialect seems to vary a fair bit. It's a cool language!

  • @Lagolop only 20% of Yiddish has loyshn-kodesh words

  • @difencrosby

    If that. Yiddish was the language of the home and common dialog. Hebrew loshn koydesh was never spoken except in prayer. I think ppl over emphasize the fact that the occasional Hebrew word was used in Yiddish vernacular but the fact remains that Yiddish is essentially Medieval High German with a Hebrew word here and there as well as Slavic terms that became incorporated when the Jews moved eastward into countries such as Poland.

  • @Podginater23

    Yiddish is spoken by Ashkenazi Jews (Jews of Germany). It started a loooong time ago. It is not a language of any country per se, but was spoken by European Jews. It began in the Rhineland and then moved as Jews took it with them. Today it is not as widely spoken but it is experiencing a come back as Jews of Ashkenazi origin are learning about their roots. OTOH, it is often the the language spoken in di heym (home). It is referred to as the mamaloshen (mother tongue).

  • it would be a million times besser if he was chassidish! the yiddish wouldnt sound like he read off a paper

  • ok, thanks! there are parts that i can get because i studied german, but of course not everything...

  • literally, oy vey would translate to german as "ach, weh". Nu? is like eng. "so?" or german "na, und?"

  • Can I ask...

    What do the words oy, oy vey, and nu mean in Yiddish?

  • I think the literal translation is "oh, woe." "Oy vey ist mir" meaning "Oh woe is me."

  • oy, oy vey means.....oh my god and nu means, when!!!!!

  • You can see more of this performer by googling the words 'funny' 'Jew'.

    He's the first thing that comes up.

    No kidding.

  • hard to understand

  • dos is zayer gut. but i think it should be nayn nitcht nitcht

  • a mechaya

  • A mechaya !!!

  • This guy is hilarious!

    I've heard you can hire him to perform at your Annual Dinner, Bar Mitzvah, or other Simcha by contacting FRUMCOMEDY % GMAIL .

    He was at my Bar Mitzvah - and he was the star.

  • This is hilarious!

  • Great! Toda!

  • I'm forwarding this to the whole farshluggineh mishpucheh.

  • Du bist in gantzen meshiga

  • hahaha aber lustig

  • This is so out of hand. I love it.

  • I love it. This is over the top!

  • oy, a chorben!dus is a stimme dos broycht rehab nechten shoyn.

  • Es iz a mechaiye tsu heren a lid in idish ofn web.

  • Oy vey.

  • holy man thats the cats pajamas

  • awesome!!!!!

  • אָקײ, איצט האָב איך אַלץ געהערט. ש'כּוח? אָבער איך װעל מודה זײַן אַז איך מײן אַז דאָס איז טאַקע מאָדנע.

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