Yiddish Word of the Day: Cooking

Learn an expression for someone who’s furious and also how to say "it's the talk of the town!"

[@FriedmanArt]

Thanks for this. So helpful. Suggestion: Might you be able to add a brief vocabulary review similar to this at the beginnings of your cooking videos? That would make the even better.

[@DeweyLauridsen5000]

And I LOVE THE NEW OYSKAPUTTS PUNIM! I think you look FANTASTIC! If that is to many compliments, I say kinahore! Too too. 😎😉🌼🌻. Mazel tov

[@zakaroonetwork777]

Please how do you Say- Pronounce the words "Kitchen" and "Butcher" in Yiddish?

[@JaimeMesChiens]

There was this thing my Bubbe used to say that translated, roughly, to “don’t bang on my tea kettle.” Do you know this saying? I would love to hear this again. She was my favourite person ever.

[@josephdavidlandau]

she said, hak mir nish kayn tchaynik

[@ninajay677]

Hock ma nisht a chinek

[@dfwh0ppy]

Forget the spelling...Hock meir niched a chinek Hock to hit or bang, chinek..teakettle.

[@harolds6227]

Hak mir nisht kain chainik

[@golempraga]

כ′בין אַ פֿאַנאַטיקער פֿון „דע אוערד אָף דע דײ“

[@DeweyLauridsen5000]

I so enjoy your lessons Mrs Schaechter! I am so excited for each new lesson. I recently discovered the "FOLKSBIENE" lessons. I have to say, I have already learned the vocabulary from you. However, I have discovered that with the additional conversational style of his lessons, I have taken leaps and bounds ahead in speaking, or I guess.... Putting it all together has made me feel confident in talking with the limited people I have around NEBRASKA. I am on jdate now because I can talk without looking like a goy schlump. Oy, I have spilkis and am schvitsing that I wrote this in English. But, I say shishtanishtire asick! Zyto gazunt my Yiddish mishtuppen! A dank Dewey