Learn Yiddish Desk Calendars 2010

Learning Yiddish helps you get in touch with the Eastern European Jewish tradition as well as perhaps your grandmother. But learning Yiddish isn’t just about being a proper Jew, it can be fun as well. These three desk calendars each teach a phrase a day, but their approach is very different. Have some fun learning Yiddish and getting in touch with your Jewish roots.


Talk Dirty Yiddish 2010 Desk Calendar $12.99

This is the Yiddish they didn’t teach at Temple. Based on the book Talk Dirty: Yiddish, this Hebrew calendar gives readers the lowdown on how to really get low in Yiddish. With slang, curses, and idiomatic expressions, this book gives you the insight track on Yiddish street talk. Published by Lang Holdings Inc.


Yiddish Phrase-A-Day 2010 Desk Calendar $9.95

From fligel (chicken wing) to shadchen (matchmaker), enjoy learning a new Yiddish word or phrase each day of the year 2010. Learn the wonderfully expressive, funny, and earthy mame loshen (mother tongue), which has delighted generations. Easy pronunciations and simple definitions are of course included.
By DoveTail Books


Yiddish Living Language 2010 Desk Calendar $13.99

The cultural theme pages in the Living Language Yiddish 2010 Desk Calendar revolve around Yiddish culture and language. Yiddish originated in Europe hundreds of years ago, as a common language among Eastern European Jews. Today, Yiddish words and phrases can be widely found in American English due to the language’s use by early Eastern European immigrants in the United States. Published by Andrews McMeel

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