Mazal tov to the kallah and chatan. I have never met them, but something about their story is just so compelling. May their union build up the entire house of Israel.
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Thanks for sharing that NYT story … so awesome. I wanted to learn Yiddish for so long but just haven’t gotten to it. It’d be super useful for my treks to Monsey 😉
Yes it will! I wish I spoke it. Yiddish is such a beautiful, colourful language.
i liked that one today too. especially since her name is Yael 🙂
me too 🙂
Did you see that there was another Yael as well?
I enjoyed this one too… much more than a “bisel.” 😉
great Yiddish usage 🙂