Interesant, nor, az bemeshekh fun a tsen yidishe verter, hobn zey tsum veynikstn eyn grayz: "zumere khadoshem", anshtot "zumerdike khadoshim/monatn". (Vegn "yidn hobn nit gehat kin plazhn, nebakh" un vegn zeyer khokhme legabe di finger fun fus, iz beser gornit zogn. Afile di Pripetshik Zinger hobn oysgetrakht epes mit a besern tam: "Kop, akslen, kni, un fis" (Video: "The Pripetshik Singers Sing Yiddish").

Leybl

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> This looks interesting. Hopefully many students will apply to take these courses.
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> Subject: eYiddish Newsletter July 2009
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> It has been a while since our last newsletter. During that time, we went for a complete redesign of our website eYiddish.org in order to provide better information on how we teach Yiddish LIVE over the internet. Check it out now and tell us if you like our new design. More important, we have increased the number of teachers so we can provide a larger number of class options for all learning levels.
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> Let's go to the beach ... in Yiddish! (by Jordan Kutzig)
> Yiddish speaking Jews, just like everyone else, enjoy a trip to the beach during the warm zumere khadoshem (summer months). For centuries, Yiddish speaking Jews, by law confined to live in specific areas, rarely were allowed near beaches. As a result of this, the word for beach often varies by the speaker's origin. (continue ... )
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> Yiddish words for body parts (by Jordan Kutzig)
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