This is Yiddish if you were wondering. Lyrics: Oyfn pripetchik brent a fayerl, un in shtub is heys. Un der rebe lernt kleyne kinderlakh dem alef-beyz. Zet zhe kinderlakh, gedenkt zhe, tayere, vos ir lernt do. Zogt zhe nokh a mol un take nokh a mol: "Komets-alef: o!" Lernt kinderlakh, lernt mit freyd, lernt dem alef-beyz. Gliklekh is der Yid, wos kent die toyre un dos alef-beyz. It's basically about how lucky Jewish children are to be able to freely practice their religion.
An orphan (from the Greek ὀρφανός[1]) is a child permanently bereaved of his or her parents.[2][3] In common usage, only a child (or the young of an animal) who has lost both parents is called an orphan. However, adults can also be referred to as orphans, or "adult orphans".
das iz a sheyn lid un iz zeyer yidish un nisht keyn daitsh. mein bobe hot gezungn dos lid az ikh bin gevein a kleyner boykhl un zi hot nisht gekent tsu redn daitsh, nor yidish un poylish
@SunaNoSiren Really she was not killed by nazist but she was able to escape with her family. Her name is Roma Ligocka and she wrote the book "The girl in the red coat" after to have seen Schindler's list.
@SunaNoSiren Really she was not killed by nazist but she was able to escape with her family. Her name is Roma Ligocka and she wrote the book "The girl in the red coat" after to have seen Schindler's list.
CarFox6 6 months ago
An orphan (from the Greek ὀρφανός[1]) is a child permanently bereaved of his or her parents.[2][3] In common usage, only a child (or the young of an animal) who has lost both parents is called an orphan. However, adults can also be referred to as orphans, or "adult orphans".
ActionFigureWorld 10 months ago
It's yiddish.
KaddieCat 1 year ago
I thought it was Hebrew.
Wildeyman 1 year ago
this is yiddish not german or polish
doroni68 1 year ago
das iz a sheyn lid un iz zeyer yidish un nisht keyn daitsh. mein bobe hot gezungn dos lid az ikh bin gevein a kleyner boykhl un zi hot nisht gekent tsu redn daitsh, nor yidish un poylish
doroni68 1 year ago
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doroni68 1 year ago
This song is not german. It's jewish.
Raumspalter 1 year ago
This song and this movie puts me to tears everytime
InsanityCap 1 year ago
The little girl in the red jacket..... may she rest in peace.....
SunaNoSiren 1 year ago
@SunaNoSiren Really she was not killed by nazist but she was able to escape with her family. Her name is Roma Ligocka and she wrote the book "The girl in the red coat" after to have seen Schindler's list.
kasseln 1 year ago
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@SunaNoSiren Really she was not killed by nazist but she was able to escape with her family. Her name is Roma Ligocka and she wrote the book "The girl in the red coat" after to have seen Schindler's list.
kasseln 1 year ago
It's German.... I think its a bit crude a German song is used for the memory of one of the darkest nights in Jewish history....
graceplet 1 year ago
@graceplet
It's not German, it's Yiddish!
EndlessMater 1 year ago
What language is this?? polish?
kondurperusix 1 year ago
@kondurperusix no, I'm sure it's not polish (polish is my language :)), I suppose it's yiddish
fkokaphi 1 year ago 6
@fkokaphi yes it is
hugotoxxxxx 1 year ago
@fkokaphi Actually I think it might be Hebrew but again I am not sure either
bored1ca 1 year ago
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@bored1ca It's yiddish.
hadaru23 6 months ago
@kondurperusix IT;S YDISH IS A MIX WITH GERMAN AND HEBREW
syco98 1 year ago
is deutschland language!
macsfaccimm 1 year ago
@kondurperusix it's an old yiddish lullabye.
mamas2hip 3 months ago
@kondurperusix ts yiddish my friend
Vladislaussy 3 months ago
,,You will understand that this alphabet
Contains the tears and the weeping
of our people." :(
Napoleonita01 1 year ago 3
Its the perfect song for this scene in the movie. This movie was one of the saddest movies I have ever seen, so many died =(
smileyfacepie 2 years ago 4
very touching specially given the strong historical meaning behind it
riny004 2 years ago 9
its so beautiful!!
isateq 2 years ago 5