ZFBoxcar. Like I said, I really don't know too much about this stuff, and that's I seem to remember someone telling me thats what the difference was.
Yiddish is a dying language, and it's a sad thing. Most of the old generation speak it, and some of the younger generation speak, but very few of the newest generation speak it. Which is a trusy unfortunate thing because some of the elders only speak Yiddish and from personal experience, listening to and respecting one's elders never hurt anyone. In fact, I've learned almost as much from my grandparents as from my teachers have taught me in 12 years of school
Yiddish is a dying language, and it's a sad thing. Most of the old generation speak it, and some of the younger generation speak, but very few of the newest generation speak it. Which is a trusy unfortunate thing because some of the elders only speak Yiddish and from personal experience, listening to and respecting one's elders never hurt anyone. In fact, I've learned almost as much from my grandparents as from my teachers have taught me in 12 years of school
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