Yiddish Alef Bet

Funny Yiddish ABC

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[skiegiek]

he looks like the guy from the hangover...

[xiKUDx]

Zach Galifianakis? 

[GreenJesters]

@Lagolop Lol.

[Lagolop]

@vttcascade

Here ya go check this out

watch?v=cEMvyp4NnEc

Pause at 2:33. It's hard to see but I have seen the actually photo online and it is much clearer. Unfortunately I cannot find it again. The guy is Sigmund Spiegel as a kid.

Not sure what your point is to say what you are saying.

[Lagolop]

@vttcascade

Twisted. U should seek help. I love how u try to stereotype Jews.

They arerlike anyone else; some drink, some drink too much, some not at all.

Etc etc.

What does any of this have to do with this great vid.

Can u speak Yiddish

Du drayt zikh arum vie a fortz iin russel mit ayer sphrakh :)

PS Jews in Bavaria wore the same clothing as any other Bavarian. I only mention this as I recently saw a picture of a Jewish kid in lederhosen. during WWII. On the suspenders is a Star of David.

[vttcascade]

@Lagolop Hi

I try to explain what I mean.

The Jews spoke yiddish in east europe, before 1940. At this time they not drink beer, they wore no cop clothes no bavarian clothes. Anachronism.

PS I am in France.

[Lagolop]

@vttcascade

PS I am in Canada.

[Lagolop]

@vttcascade

Yiddish is a LANGUAGE you idiot, not a "people".

As for Jewish Germans; yes, they have lived in Europe since 600 BC. The Rhineland was where Yiddish began. Like I said b4 Yiddish is based on Medieval High German.

Funny u ask about Jews drinking beer or being police; try going to Israel and see 4 urself. In fact I have a Jewish neighbour who is a cop and loves to drink at our local pub.

[vttcascade]

@Lagolop Ave you ever seen Yiddish people drinking beer or wearing police cap ?

Some Jewish ppl are German, but Yiddish ppl weren't living in Germany.

[77barmbeker]

Wunderbar...

[Lagolop]

@vttcascade

What is confusing? Some Jewish ppl are German, some are English, some Canadian some Israeli etc etc.

Or are you confused about Yiddish vs German (languages). They are similar but YIddish is much older than Hochdeutch (modern German) and Yiddish is a High German dialect so it will differ. Closer to Swiss, Austrian and Bavarian.