A little familiarity with Yiddish is good for everyone.
L'Chayim!
That's Hebrew though.
Yeah, I tried to verify whether Hebrew ~= Yiddish and The Googler was not very clear in its results.
"Biz hundert un tsvantsik" is the Yiddish phrase you need.
Dag. When you talk it out you can almost hear "Be hundred and twenty,"
*sniff sniff* Actually smells German: Einhundertzwanzig.
I'm betting there's some languageology that traces something Arabicish up through Europe and into Scandanavia. The Runes of Tolkien follow that line.
My uncle (NYC born) was scolded by his HS German teacher for saying everything with a Yiddish accent.
A little familiarity with Yiddish is good for everyone.
L'Chayim!
That's Hebrew though.
Yeah, I tried to verify whether Hebrew ~= Yiddish and The Googler was not very clear in its results.
"Biz hundert un tsvantsik" is the Yiddish phrase you need.
Dag. When you talk it out you can almost hear "Be hundred and twenty,"
*sniff sniff* Actually smells German: Einhundertzwanzig.
I'm betting there's some languageology that traces something Arabicish up through Europe and into Scandanavia. The Runes of Tolkien follow that line.
My uncle (NYC born) was scolded by his HS German teacher for saying everything with a Yiddish accent.