shalom chavivi

ie. afternoon everyone

ie hello dear

really? Hebrew vocabulary INCREASE

shalom is hello, goodbye, peace. its really just peace but that serves as hello or goodbye.

 

chaviv is dear,

 

chavivi is my dear,

what language did you teach us?

That was afrikaans, a derivative of Dutch with some mingling of french, malaysian and modern english words, of course in normal day-to-day speech, its used in conjunction with english so people will slip between the languages to whatever word seems better for them to use at that moment. Also is Arabic salaam takes on the same usage

sounds like yiddish. conceptually.

Good morning everyone!!!!!!

conceptually?

yiddish is like russian and hebrew right?

morning AH.

 

yiddish is mainly eastern european languages, different mixes depending on where you were, and hebrew, written with hebrew chanarcters, and also with some aramaic. conceptually. a pidgin as it were.

and i have a real bad cold like all of a sudden. been sick for a while but not like this. hope it passes... feels like a 3 day head cold deal now. can hardly see.

hardly see? what sort of strains do you grow up there?

its a nasty virus, people have gotten much sicker than me with it. lasts too long. but when it gets to my eyes and nose it gets real bad. not gonna kill me just gonna be inconvenient.

I'm glad I'm a sea away from it then

the humans travel. have a feeling it wont stay here. its pretty widespread from what the med people are saying. itll be ok.

still sounds a lot worse than anything I've ever had

really? i remember being real sick when i was a kid, much worse than almost anything as an adult. but there wwere some bad flu epidemics then i guess. just avoid the humans, youll be fine.

morning AH.

 

yiddish is mainly eastern european languages, different mixes depending on where you were, and hebrew, written with hebrew chanarcters, and also with some aramaic. conceptually. a pidgin as it were.

 

What a coincidence! We were talking about Yiddishland in class today..

whats yiddishland?

places where they speak Yiddish?

nvm google has explained it

google it

or amazon it