An All Yiddish Blog?
I have no idea what they’re saying, but I think it’s pretty ballsy that they’re doing it all in Yiddish. Do people still read Yiddish? Better yet, do people with Internet access still read Yiddish? In any case, way to keep it kickin’ – even this Sephardic Jew thinks what y’all are doing is way over the top cool.
Oh yeah, check out this Yiddish blog by clicking here.
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Are You kidding there is and entire world of yiddish blogs this is a tiny drop in the bucket.
Even Google has an Yiddish search engine
Hey, ck, any Ladino blogs out there?
my babushka can totally go blogging now
Holy crap. Google in Yiddish? Other Yiddish blogs?? Wow. It’s amazing how little I actually know…
Now, is there a babblefish style service that could help us read it?
I’ve been attempting to learn Yiddish… granted, from a textbook written in the 1940s, but still. =)
Hey! Don’t be dissin’ the Yiddish! Yiddish is still the rockinest language around (yes, even more than hebrew). You can say things with one word in Yiddish that you can’t even say with a whole paragraph in any other language. Plus Yiddish has the best insults around, forget those yo mamma ones. 🙂