Goy Goy is the Yiddish word for non-Jew. In Hebrew, the plural of ‘Goy’ is ‘Goyim’ and ‘Goyish’ is the adjective. via GIPHY Klutz The literal translation of ‘Klutz’, or also ‘Klots’ is “a block of wood”. However, it is mostly used to describe a clumsy person. via GIPHY Mensch The word “Mensch” stems from the…
There are many Jewish celebrities who embrace their Judaism and publicly talk about it. Beyond the obvious examples of Adam Sandler and his Hannukah song or Natalie Portman, who’s Israeli, there are many celebrities you may not know are actually Jewish. Who are you most surprised by? Lena Dunham Most people who think about…
Sababa – Cool, chill, alright Gadol – Literally means “big” Slang for “awesome” Balagan – Mess Yalla! – Let’s Go! Tachless – Bottom Line, speaking frankly Achi – Bro Gever – Man Ezeh Gever! – What a guy! Ke’iloo – …like Yalla, Balagan! – Let’s get crayz!/…
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WhatJewWannaEat Amy Kritzer, the face behind WhatJewWannaEat, does it all – matzah ball soup, bagel and lox, hamanstaschen, jelly donuts, latkes, you name it. If you either want inspiration, or to just enjoy looking at the most delicious pictures, you have to follow this account! If you follow Hillel Ontario, you have probably seen some…
1. When you go out without a sweatshirt and end up being cold all night, all those “annoying” reminders seem less annoying. 2. Where is that Jewish comfort food when I need it after a long night out? 3. This bathroom is looking pretty nasty but I have so much studying to do. Who is…