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Yiddish translation: Ich bagriss aich in inserer statzije far najes fin tug
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| 4 +2 | Ich bagriss aich in inserer statzije far najes fin tug |
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peer agreement (net): +2Ich bagriss aich in inserer statzije far najes fin tug Explanation: Dear Ben, I guess there is more then one way to say it, but this is, what I could think of. On Israeli radio "news" is being translated as "najes fin tug", (daily news), maybe it would be enough to say only "najes" or "najigkeiten". "Ich bagriss aich" is "I welcome you". Another possibility would be: "Said bagrisst..." in English "Be welcomed"... |
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