Yiddish

Yiddish baby names - definitions and etymology. Plus a watercolor painting of each name using the letters of the Hebrew alphabet. Originals available, plus prints, tshirts and sweatshirts.

Yiddish Forum is for beginning and intermediate speakers of Yiddish as as a living Jewish language.

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A great way to learn how to read and speak Yiddish. This home Study program comes with 2 CD's that goes through all of the lessons, each lesson conveniently divided into small sections to make the review easy.The Yiddish Home Study Program is a great way to learn the language while having fun.

Lyrics to some Yiddish songs, in Yiddish, in Latin transliteration and in English translation.

The Largest selection of Yiddish Music in the world on Cassette, Compact disc, and video featuring The Barry sisters, David Fisher, Moly Picon, Yossele Rosenblatt and more.

Enter the funny, larger-than-life world of Yiddish Theater today through this new documentary film about the amazing woman who has kept the oldest running Yiddish Theater in America alive. The film includes many of the last remaining stars of the Yiddish stage as well as leading experts like Seymour Rexite, Shifra Lerer, Zypora Spaisman, Zalmen Mlotek, Nahma Sandrow and many more.

Portal pages with links to select resources on Yiddish and especially to current Yiddish press, theater, blogs, discussion groups, events, and organizations. Also includes links to Yiddish music, art, and Yiddish audio, video, and texts online. Click away and come back to explore more links!

T-Shirts and clothing bearing Yiddish words and sayings.

Yiddishkayt Los Angeles is a non-profit organization that seeks to promote Yiddish language, education, and culture in Southern California through ongoing programming including festivals, Jewish holiday programs, seminars, newsletters, concerts, and other public events.

This is an alphabetical,phonetically constructed listing of many Yiddish words and expressions and their various interpretations It is by no means complete and the author welcomes email and letters with suggestions for inclusion or comments and questions. Will also consider sponsorship by appropriate concern.

Yugntruf is an organization which fosters the continued use and learning of the Yiddish language. Visit our website to learn about our activities, our Yiddish journal, and Yiddish merchandise.