How to Say “God Willing” in Yiddish
The English phrase “god willing” is translated into Yiddish as אם ירצה השם. אם ירצה השם is used as an interjection.
The English phrase “god willing” is translated into Yiddish as אם ירצה השם. אם ירצה השם is used as an interjection.
In Yiddish, the English word ‘the’ is expressed using the definite articles דער, די or דאָס depending on the noun.
The Yiddish word for butter is פּוטער. פּוטער refers to the soft foodstuff made from milk.
To say “happy holidays” in Yiddish, use אַ פֿרײליכען יום־טובֿ.
The Yiddish word for matchmaker is שדכן. A matchmaker is someone who finds suitable marriage partners.
The Yiddish word for busybody is יאָכנע. יאָכנע refers to someone who interferes with others.
The Yiddish word for beautiful is שיין. שיין is used to describe something attractive.
The Yiddish word for moon is לבֿנה. לבֿנה is used to refer to the natural satellite of planet Earth.
אַ פֿרײליכע חנוכּה is the Yiddish way to say “happy hanukkah”. This phrase is used as a holiday greeting to wish someone a happy Hanukkah.