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Originally Posted by bmussatti
Rail26, you are a man of many talents. You speak both Spanish and Hebrew in one month!!  |
Hi,
Correction -
Oy Vey =
Yiddish. Yiddish is a Germanic language spoken by predominantly Ashkenazic Jews. The name Yiddish itself is Yiddish for "Jewish" (in German, it's jüdisch) and is likely an abbreviated rendition of yidish-taytsh, or "Jewish German".
I had a Jewish friend growing up. We used to swim in the Pool at his local Temple after school, the only catch was we has to sit through a half hour of Hebrew School. I was the only
Goy (meaning someone who is not Jewish) in the Class...
Happy Motoring!... Jim'99