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Thank you for the videos you've given us. I only found this channel recently, so I don't know which videos used to be here, but I've never seen 03 in the series, which I don't need but was looking forward to watching. The effort that goes into making these videos is likely underappreciated by most viewers (myself included), but I can imagine the time and effort that goes into the planning, the recording, the editing, the clear explanations, not to mention the knowledge you've accumulated to even be able to make such videos. As a constant language dabbler, I know that what you're providing is better than what is put out by most language companies and learning institutions -- and of course they're making a lot of money, while you're making pennies with TH-cam. Might I suggest that you keep a full set of videos, something akin to Yiddish 1's worth of material, to whet people's appetite towards Yiddish and to promote your private lessons. I also recommend you package your videos for Udemy's platform, where people pay for courses. I think the benefit of your private lessons must be in the interaction with you and classmates, not just strictly you giving these lectures live, which of couse few would pay for when they have a happy substitute in these videos. As for responding to emails, I would advise against it should you return to making videos. As someone who has wasted a great deal of time online explaining to people how wrong they are philosophically, I know firsthand how unappreciative people can be even when presented with veritable gold in clarity and profundity, which comes at great cost even to someone as astute and eloquent as I am. Screw them, I said to myself, and stopped participating in philosophy online forums, a gabfest of fops and fools, so I know your pain. Thanks again. You've inspired me to give Yiddish another try.

Thank you for this. You are a real mentch.

What a shame.

Thank you very much

yeshar koyach

Hello, your videos help me a lot. But I just can’t find the third video regarding the Alef beys….

A dank!

Where's the third video?

Bruh

I just started to learn Yiddish and found your videos very useful. Sad to see you stop. All the best to you and God bless you. Sunny

Aw man, I just discovered you. you were the best resource I could find. :( I hope you do well.

Its sad way to know yidish is very popular,with universities commiting acts of piracy,depressing indeed....

Thank you for giving me insight into this interesting laguage. It is sad to see you gone and most videos deleted now, but I understand it. I wish you and your soon to be students a great time, farewell! :)

איך לערן זיך יידיש

So sad to see you go. I've really enjoyed your videos as a walk through of the things I've learned in my uni course some time ago.

Noooo!I have enjoyed your lessons so much

Plz reconsider deleting your videos. Still, I wish you the best.

You are one of the only Yiddish teachers on TH-cam. Sad to see you go.

Sorry to hear you are discontinuing producing videos and would be interested in hearing why. Please reconsider deleting your already posted content.

Nooo :( why delete the videos???

Why delete your vids? That's such a Shanda.

Thank you for your classes! Для русскоязычных учеников ближайшая аналогия: имена существительные в именительном(N), родительном/винительном(A) и дательном(D) падежах.

I really needed some help on my Yiddish. Thank You!!

*Muchas Gracias* Recuerdo Mi *Casa*

So useful! Thank you.

asdjfhskjghsd this is genuinely hilarious thank you so much. (also very helpful)

Surprising amount of similar words to Swedish, cool!

Ok, since I already speak German I feel more at home. So, when pertaining to nouns, they are-the same. Nouns could either be Masc, Fem, or Neutral, and plural-always Fem. Same as in German. Like rules in modern English; Yiddish just needs to be learn-like one would memorize mathematical flash cards. I enjoyed this mini lesson.🙂

Shu-alhakyem is an yiddsh word that how you can produncinate hi in yiddish

א גרויסן דאנק!

About the letter Aleph, you say that if I want to write down a word starting with ther letter "yud", I can put a shtumer alpeh at he beginning of the word. But the word "Yiddish" starts with a yud without a shtumer aleph. Did I got something wrong ?

Shaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Really Good ! Thanks !

Really good, thanks. 🕎

צוויי וון אני מקווה לזכור. אפשר לחבר ליגטורה שיראה כמו v או x

Frog is Frosh (פראש)

I'm completely in love with Yiddish!

Shalom, Rabi! Thank you for your endeavours and kindness to teach us!

Abowwww

Thank you for this! On Duolingo vov is pronounced /i/ rather than /u/. Is this a dialectal difference?

Thank you, that explained it incredibly well!

Blue field means final letters

Green field means lushen-koidesh

This is great. I have been having trouble understanding cases, now I understand it.

I realize that you made this series a long time ago so you may no longer be reading comments. However, I will ask anyway. Your pronunciation of Yiddish is the pronunciation I would wish to learn. Is it Russian/Ukranian/Polish; is it YIVO standard (Litvak); is it Hungarian? What is your native language? Your presentation is excellent.

Is this Russian Yiddish?

IT SEEMS YOUR AUTOMATIC-SPANISH-TRANSLATION IS NO EXACT & HAS MANY DISTORTIONS (INCLUIDED OFFENSSIVE WORDS !: FOR SOME PEOPLE !) FROM YOUR ORIGINAL ENGLISH-TEXT &/or NARRATIVE !: CHECK OUT IT !: BUT YOUR COURSE IS TRUE VERY INTERESTING !: CONGRATULATIONS !: & THANKS A LOT ! : BY YOUR UNSELFISHNESS & SERVICE TO TEACH US ! : GO AHEAD !

In your 1st introduction video I noticed that you studied in Israel, do many people speak Yiddish there? I assume you went to learn Hebrew, but did you find any Yiddish speakers? Thank you.

You can add "giraffe" - דזשעראַף to your דזש words. :-)