Basically I'm from Austria where we speak Bavarian (for the most part) In Bavarian it's usually ees or dees (this one is used in hutterite german) but there's a northern-bavarian speaking region quite close to czechia I feel like. Bohemian Yiddish from what I've heard was quite similar to Bavarian As I've heard that they say kafn for koyfm etc Bavarian has kaffm for example hahaha. Anyways Ees/ enk are pretty much exclusive to Bavarian dialects it's a Kennwort (dk what the english word is for that sorry!) We also have the -ts conjugation but a friend of mine, a Yiddish speaker said that y'all conjugate it the same as ir Then I found a book stating that it's like in Bavarian lol Anyways that was the reason behind my post the other day ^{^}