Ah Gutten Vinter
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Ah Gutten Vinter Klal Yisroel!
Must winter start Isru Chag Succos even for us Aussies? Cause it does feel kinda warm down under.
Wot iz a vinter? Ken yu eat dat?
Seriously – if in Yiddish/German it’s winter and in English it’s winter – why are you writing ‘vinter’? If you ask me, it just looks crum.
In Yiddish, as spoken by the vast majority (if not all) of Yiddish-speaking Yidden, it is Vinter.
Ah gitten vinter.
Vayishkuchaeihu –
Veleche Yid Shpilt Kvitlech Chanukah Hist Vinter
Anyone know where in the Torah that’s found?
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transliteration:
Vinter
TCG,
Even in the geordie North East dialect of yiddish, it’s pronounced Vinter.
Howay!
I hate winter. It’s time for hibernation – I’ll speak to you in May.
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Last word in Parsha Vayeishiv (which comes out during Chanukah).