Dec 31, 2024
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mazel tov to me and @jacob-the-pianist
we met on tumblr and we will die on tumblr
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"Bagel" is also a Yeshivish term for sleeping 12 hours straight—e.g., "I slept a bagel last night."
Yeshivish slang of the day:
Booshed out
Meaning to be embarrassed.
Originally from the Hebrew בושות (booshos), meaning embarrassments, but it must have taken a wander through Yiddish, because “embarrassed out” doesn’t make sense in either English or Hebrew, and it fits better with Yiddish grammar.
Example:
“Chaim was going to get up on stage and say a grammen, but he got booshed out.”
You can also use boosh as a noun or exclamation, but I haven’t heard anyone say that in a while.
I was just about to say “…but it makes sense in the abstract and isn’t that was really matters?” before I realized it was the most concentratedly litvish thing I could possibly imaginable
Jewish men are not nearly as appreciated as they should be.
Jewish men are creative as fuck
Jewish men are compassionate af
Jewish men are sexy af
Jewish men are awesome af.Â
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Yinglish/Yeshivish speakers:
How would you translate to chepper/cheppering in to English for a general audience?
Sometimes it is so hard to not speak Yeshivish - I was on the phone with my (not-frum) aunt today and had to stop myself multiple times from saying things like "shkoyach" and "stam". This wasn't an issue when I was in the U.S. and still interacted with the non-frum world, but 2.5 months of total immersion later and it's hard to turn off.
