How to Say “Brother” in Yiddish
The Yiddish word for brother is ברודער. ברודער is a masculine noun used to refer to a male sibling.
How to Say “Old” in Yiddish
The Yiddish word for “old” (referring to a living being) is אַלט. The word is used to describe a living being that has lived for relatively many years.
How to Say “Complain” in Yiddish
To complain in Yiddish is קלאָגן זיך (klogn zikh). The verb is used to express feelings of pain, dissatisfaction or resentment.
How to Say “Cat” in Yiddish
The Yiddish word for cat is קאַץ. קאַץ refers to the domestic species of cat.
How to Say “Darling” in Yiddish
The English phrase ‘darling’ is translated into Yiddish as ליבלינג.
How to Say “Safe Travels” in Yiddish
The Yiddish phrase for safe travels is אַ גוטע רײַזע. אַ גוטע רײַזע is used to wish someone a bon voyage.
How to Say “Love” in Yiddish
In Yiddish, the English phrase “love” is translated as ליבע. The primary way to express the concept of strong affection is through the noun ליבע.