@ProphetLuong well, i am realy not an expert, the only thing i can say is, that i live in austria, with my jewish dad, and when they talk yiddish, i always understand, what they are talking, but i don't speak hebrew, only german
@ProphetLuong Yes, it is mostly german. But I guess Yiddish is a little bit different in every Eastern country. I bet Yiddish in Russia had russian words too..so.
@ProphetLuong I know that in Lithuania Yiddish was a hybrid of german, lithuanian, russian maybe even polish. I understand german, so when I listen lithuanian jews talking Yiddish I almost understand 50 %.
omg there can be russian jews! my grandpas side of the family are German jews, and my grandmas is Russian jews. and i know i kid at my school who is a Egyptian jew.
@freakoffreaks145 Yiddish is a dialect of German, written with Hebrew letters. Not the same language as Hebrew, it's probably closer to German than Hebrew, since its born in that region
Looks gay. Everything about jews looks gay. What a perfect analogy to walking pieces of shit like them.
Rauser142 2 months ago
@Rauser142 always bitching about something....why dont you do everyone a favor and delete your account
DevilDogs0000 1 week ago
real jews dont acutally dance like that btw
arid2923 2 months ago
@Nazisaregood, that is probably the most hypocritical thing I have ever read.
FollowerofChrist900 7 months ago
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FUCKING IMPURE JEWS, SOMEONE NEEDS TO GAS THESE IMPURE FUCKERS. HEIL HITLER.
nazisaregood 1 year ago
SUPER
monaviegermany 1 year ago
yiddish culture is a mix of hebrew, german and eat europe, thats why, german people easily understand yiddisch
LuucDeeLaanzac 1 year ago
@LuucDeeLaanzac Isn't Yiddish the language of the Khazian Turks who converted to Judaism around 500 AD?
ProphetLuong 1 year ago
@ProphetLuong well, i am realy not an expert, the only thing i can say is, that i live in austria, with my jewish dad, and when they talk yiddish, i always understand, what they are talking, but i don't speak hebrew, only german
LuucDeeLaanzac 1 year ago
@LuucDeeLaanzac I LOVE Austria & Austrian people! Very beautiful land with her beuatiful nice people.
So Yiddish is mostly German? I spoke to a Yiddish-speaking Rabbi on an airplane & I noticed lots of German words. Very interesting...
ProphetLuong 1 year ago
@ProphetLuong I'm lithuanian and find a lot of Yiddish words close to lithuanian language.
irada20 1 year ago
@irada20 Really? I thought Yiddish was mostly German, no? Lithuanian, too? How many percentage is it close to your language, 25%, 50% or more?
ProphetLuong 1 year ago
@ProphetLuong Yes, it is mostly german. But I guess Yiddish is a little bit different in every Eastern country. I bet Yiddish in Russia had russian words too..so.
irada20 1 year ago
@ProphetLuong I know that in Lithuania Yiddish was a hybrid of german, lithuanian, russian maybe even polish. I understand german, so when I listen lithuanian jews talking Yiddish I almost understand 50 %.
irada20 1 year ago
Круть!)
omegaman85 1 year ago
lol @ bottom left guy
jazapullen 1 year ago 2
Oy vey, Look at those jewess zonah in the back. It is enough to make my pizzle putz piddle.
WorshipInTruth 1 year ago
omg there can be russian jews! my grandpas side of the family are German jews, and my grandmas is Russian jews. and i know i kid at my school who is a Egyptian jew.
sgirl2233 1 year ago
im going to marry a jewish woman just for this
XxXxdyedsoulxXxX 1 year ago 2
lol that fat huy to the left bearly spreads his legs...
Northhunt 2 years ago
what are the girls wearing? habe they heard of dress code.
jdi0093113 2 years ago
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im ceratin this is a Russian dance, still cool though
TheSugar1983 2 years ago
@TheSugar1983 No this dance has nothing in common with russian horeography.
brannify 2 years ago 3
this is MARVELOUS. what REAl weddings should be like.FUN
xABitTooGorgeousx 2 years ago 3
yo i can do that!!! jew dance!!! lol
DasAmericano 2 years ago
jews..lmao
bafkaasatif 2 years ago
the song is russian, and the dance shows loll
lammariom 2 years ago
its hava nagila. it aint russian
Blackbrd34 2 years ago 3
this has Never been a russian song. The melody originates from Bukovina, which is part of former Basarabia, nowadays part of Ukraine.
michelleall2 2 years ago
closer to russia than Palestine
TheSugar1983 2 years ago
lol jews
roboneko77 2 years ago
what is this dance? the fat guy on the left front wasnt even doing it!! lol
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songsforwedding 2 years ago
its jewishhhhh!!! its not rusian!!!
cervarez 2 years ago
Russians can be Jews, if you didn't know that....
evildodgema 2 years ago 31
zici ca's broaste jidanii astia.
rockon919 2 years ago
where is the dance?? haha
nonosaon 3 years ago
this is russian dance.
manikase27 3 years ago
No, it's not. You're ignorant. End of story.
MiYaViMocoChang 2 years ago
The dance that they performing, is not jewish. It is a Russian cossack dance.
ValeraL 3 years ago
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Ideaboy 3 years ago 10
@Ideaboy
Isn't Yiddish German and Hebrew?
freakoffreaks145 1 year ago 13
@freakoffreaks145 sure it is.
noleyplatz 1 year ago
@freakoffreaks145 no
theshugchannel 11 months ago
@freakoffreaks145 Yiddish is a dialect of German, written with Hebrew letters. Not the same language as Hebrew, it's probably closer to German than Hebrew, since its born in that region
anthonybrowner 8 months ago
yiddish is actually considered german but a little modified
redgrant117 8 months ago
@redgrant117 wow I didn't know that! :O
alexie832 5 months ago
If you can do this, you are in shape.
joeasmythe 3 years ago 3
omg!
I love this song and dance
eeyore2146 3 years ago
my teacher is getting married and her class is performing this and ill be in it
jesuseslovetous4 3 years ago
any song where men dance together can't be all bad
catchersmitt0 4 years ago 2
Rusos se?
gabrielbaralon 4 years ago