Yiddish

The Yiddish word for brother is ברודער. ברודער is a masculine noun used to refer to a male sibling.

The English phrase ‘hello and welcome’ is translated into Yiddish as שלום עליכם און ברוכים הבאים.

The English phrase “good morning” is translated into Yiddish as גוט מאָרגן.

The Yiddish word for “jewish” is ייִדיש.

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 “old” (referring to a living being) is אַלט. The word is used to describe a living being that has lived for relatively many years.

The phrase שלום־עליכם, מײַן פֿרײַנד is how to say “hello, my friend” in Yiddish.

The English word “angel” is translated into Yiddish as מלאך. מלאך refers to a messenger from a deity.

The Yiddish phrase for “how are you” is וואָס הערט זיך בײַ דיר? These phrases are used as greetings to ask how someone is doing.