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Significats de Yiddish en anglès

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High German-derived language used by Ashkenazi Jews.

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      Examples for "yi"
      1
      We are the old ones now, and we teach the young, ay, yi!
      The Splendid Idle Forties: Stories of Old California
      2
      She will not talk even to me of him-Ay yi!
      Rezanov
      3
      Ay, yi, to think she come once in six months all these years!
      The Splendid Idle Forties: Stories of Old California
      4
      A smoky fire, a pot, a bed of skins, aih- yi!
      Northern Lights, Volume 2.
      5
      Yi Kong went on calmly: All right, enough of stones and truth.
      Petals from the sky
      Ús de Yiddish en anglès
      1
      The sign-boards were in English and Yiddish, some of them in Russian.
      The Rise of David Levinsky
      2
      They chaffed the poet in polished Yiddish throughout the first two acts.
      Children of the Ghetto: A Study of a Peculiar People
      3
      The butchers looked her over, chattered in Yiddish and asked the price.
      Selected Polish Tales
      4
      We couldn't speak English, but he was from Brooklyn and spoke Yiddish.
      The Guardian
      5
      Once on the platform, she began speaking in Yiddish, fast and earnestly.
      The Trade Union Woman
      6
      Only she had three children and her songs were all in Yiddish.
      The Rise of David Levinsky
      7
      There were also plays in rhyme, though Yiddish knows not blank verse.
      Children of the Ghetto: A Study of a Peculiar People
      8
      He did the Yiddish Theatre productions in the Bronx in 1930; Gert.
      The new yorker
      9
      Suddenly Matilda addressed herself to me in Yiddish: Look here, young man!
      The Rise of David Levinsky
      10
      She was speaking English-ofcourse, for he wouldn't be expected to know Yiddish.
      The Golem and the Jinni
      11
      The older children had not yet forgotten their Russian, and everybody spoke Yiddish.
      The new yorker
      12
      I spoke in Germanic Yiddish now, reversing my earlier emphasis on Hebrew words.
      The fifth servant
      13
      This may be seen generally in the case of Yiddish alone.
      The Menorah Journal, Volume 1, 1915
      14
      Many were in Yiddish, the most hopelessly corrupt and hybrid jargon ever evolved.
      Children of the Ghetto: A Study of a Peculiar People
      15
      The Anglo-Jewish Yiddish Literary Society v. The Mystics and Saints of India vi.
      The Book of Delight and Other Papers
      16
      Hands fluttered in lively gestures and a storm of Yiddish words broke loose.
      The Nine-Tenths