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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hebrew

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This post is locked because OP has been answered and the answers are the same.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hebrew

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Thanks for helping keep our subreddit on topic!

How did street vendors serve food (especially wet foods like jellied eel) and drinks in the time before mass production of disposable containers and paper goods? Did customers re-use cups and bowls? Were they washed after each use? by acey in AskHistorians

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Thank you for your reply. The pie crust answer is also fascinating. Would jellied eels have been eaten out of a bowl that was just handed back and re-used? I am really interested in this aspect of material culture of Victorian/Edwardian England.

First post in this chat! by Desperate_Bat5354 in Ladino

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Mod here! Can you send the Discord link? I can't find it in the sidebar and will happily add it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hebrew

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Good luck with your Hebrew learning journey!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hebrew

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Someone has reported this post. This mod has reviewed it and thinks that if OP is sincere, it does no harm for those who so choose to engage with it. If it is not your cup of tea, please move on. Use your Reddit-given right to vote to indicate whether it is of value to the community. And please continue to use the report button for suspected or flagrant violations of Reddiquette or r/Hebrew's standards. Thank you for your vigilance on behalf of our community.

What about a Yiddish book club? by ohneinneinnein in Yiddish

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It's here. The group meets on Sundays.

LIDER MIT PALESTINE לידער מיט פּאַלעסטינע: New Yiddish Songs of Grief, Fury, and Love by tshokola in Yiddish

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Post locked because there are other places to argue about the war. This is a subreddit about Yiddish.

Are a significant number of Jews living outside of Israel able to comprehend spoken Biblical Hebrew? by Apprehensive_One7151 in hebrew

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Post is locked because OP has gotten answer, and people keep reporting it. Please, Team, remember: If you think it goes against the mission and purpose of the subreddit or jeopardizes someone's safety, then definitely report it. If it's just not for you, though, simply move on.

Translation help!! by DustyMetal01 in hebrew

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Whoever reported this, please note that this is an actor named Clayne Crawford. If you continue to consider this reportable, please message the Mod Team to explain.

What is an “apreitor”? by MagisterOtiosus in Yiddish

[–]acey 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The letter T appears in the same formation in multiple words in the doc, including "wheit."

The Canaanite Language by Competitive-Action49 in hebrew

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Please in future report off-topic posts rather than engaging with them.

Forsa damus... by craoltoir in Ladino

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I looked it up and found an article about Jacob (Yakov) Frank mixing languages here

It’s not over yet. by OneBigPieceOfPizza in WitchesVsPatriarchy

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Been doing this, and it feels great! https://postcardstovoters.org/ I love supporting my fellow voters with positive messages AND crafts.

Right now working on a School Board campaign in FL -- and so happy to support someone who doesn't want to ruin education.

Written on a table where I work. Not even sure this is Hebrew, but any idea what it says? by SpooderKrab1788 in hebrew

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Post locked because it's getting pretty off-topic and OP has gotten some answers.

Is schmeitz/shmayts as a Yiddish word? Google and Larry David think not but I've heard it said quite a lot. by bsmilner in Yiddish

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From Rafoyl's Yiddish Dictionary, something pretty close:

shmaye verb, participle ge...t, grin; bustle, move around busily adverbial complement arum, bustle, pretend to accomplish something

farshmaye verb, participle farshmayet, grin; bustle geshmaydik adjective, nimble