Feli from Germany, Oct. 24, 2022; Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
German-American gal reacts to Yiddish language
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Did you know that German is one of the main influences on the Yiddish language? But wait...does this mean that Yiddish speakers and German speakers can understand each other? 🤔 Let's find out! Feli reacts to YouTube videos of people speaking Yiddish. How much will she be able to understand? How many exclamation marks can she use? What sponsored product will she pitch in the middle of it? More
- 0:00 Introduction
- 1:35 What is Yiddish?
- 5:26 Common Yiddish words
- 6:06 Suri - Wikitongues
- 17:19 German and Yiddish speaker conversation
- 30:39 Matt - Wikitongues
- 32:30 Declaration of Human Rights in Yiddish
- 37:07 How much did I understand?
- 39:08 Yiddish words in German
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▸Videos she reacts to:
WIKITONGUES: Suri speaking Yiddish ▸
• WIKITONGUES: Suri...
Can German and Yiddish Speakers Understand Each Other? ▸
• Can German and Yi...
WIKITONGUES: Matt speaking Yiddish ▸
• WIKITONGUES: Matt...
GERMAN & YIDDISH ▸
• GERMAN & YIDDISH
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