| Yiddish Fun Bereshis (Yiddish from the beginning) is a Yiddish Alef Beys (alphabet) program aimed for those with no prior Hebrew alphabet experience. We start with vowels, and add on consonants each week. By the end of the first class, the student will be able to read a number of words/phrases. Each week will build upon the previous week’s material, to begin building one’s Yiddish vocabulary. This class aims to teach literacy – the ability to read Yiddish in Yiddish. There will be some elements of grammar and style – but nothing past a basic/beginners level. Along with “doing the work” of literacy, we will also learn through culture, idioms, jokes, curses, and of course, song. Be prepared for a lot of Simpsons gifs. This is a one-hundred percent no judgement, no attitude, no shaming classroom environment. Class runs 90 minutes.
When: Saturdays, 11 a.m, PDT (2 p.m. EDT, 7 p.m. in the UK, 8 p.m. in most of Europe, 9 p.m. in Israel) Cost: $15 per 90 minute class. Pay at: https://www.paypal.me/YAAANA2020 Link: Zoom link available upon registration. Please email [email protected] or call 619-719-1776. Due to security reasons, all guests must be registered. Instructor: Dave Fried is a dedicated Yiddishist living in Chicago. His main goal is to see more people speaking Yiddish. He has been teaching beginners Yiddish for almost two years. While not immersed in Yiddish, he likes biking, eating noodles, and playing drums. |
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Cursos cortos en línea en temas de Estudios Judaicos, y abiertos a todo público para poder estudiar desde casa en la Universidad Hebraica
Contamos con un descuento especial del 20% antes del 1 de mayo:
Costo regular: $3,500
Inscríbete antes del 1 de mayo con un descuento del 20%
Costo con beneficio: 2 pagos de $1,400.
Cursos cortos en línea en temas de Estudios Judaicos, y abiertos a todo público para poder estudiar desde casa en la Universidad Hebraica
Contamos con un descuento especial del 20% antes del 1 de mayo:
Costo regular: $3,500
Inscríbete antes del 1 de mayo con un descuento del 20%
Costo con beneficio: 2 pagos de $1,400.
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Yiddish Fun Bereshis (Yiddish from the beginning) is a Yiddish Alef Beys (alphabet) program aimed for those with no prior Hebrew alphabet experience. We start with vowels, and add on consonants each week. By the end of the first class, the student will be able to read a number of words/phrases. Each week will build upon the previous week’s material, to begin building one’s Yiddish vocabulary. This class aims to teach literacy – the ability to read Yiddish in Yiddish. There will be some elements of grammar and style – but nothing past a basic/beginners level. Along with “doing the work” of literacy, we will also learn through culture, idioms, jokes, curses, and of course, song. Be prepared for a lot of Simpsons gifs. This is a one-hundred percent no judgement, no attitude, no shaming classroom environment. Class runs 90 minutes.
When: Saturdays, 11 a.m, PDT (2 p.m. EDT, 7 p.m. in the UK, 8 p.m. in most of Europe, 9 p.m. in Israel) AND Sundays, 9.30 a.m PDT, 12.30 a.m. EDT, 5.30 p.m. in the UK, 6.30 p.m. in Europe, 7.30 p.m. in Israel, Sundays 9:30 am, PDT (12:30 pm. EDT, 17:30 in the UK, 18:30 in most of Europe, 19:30 in Israel)
Registration: Please email [email protected] or call 619-719-1776. Zoom link available upon registration. Due to security reasons, all guests must be registered.
Instructor: Dave Fried is a dedicated Yiddishist living in Chicago. His main goal is to see more people speaking Yiddish. He has been teaching beginners Yiddish for almost two years. While not immersed in Yiddish, he likes biking, eating noodles, and playing drums.
Cost: the first class is free, donations of any amount welcome at https://www.paypal.me/YAAANA2020
After the first class, each class will cost $15, payments can be done via PayPal here
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Gib a shnuf tsu dayn guf – Give Your Body a Breather!
Enjoy a 45- minutes yoga class combined with Yiddish yoga vocabulary!
When: Every Sunday, 10 a.m. PDT
(1 p.m. EDT, 7 p.m. in Israel and Europe)
Where: Zoom, link available upon registration
Registration: please write an email to [email protected]
Instructor: Tanja Yakovleva
Tanja, originally from Ukraine, lived and studied in Germany, Italy, and the United States. She learned Yiddish in Regensburg, Vilnius, Moscow, New York, and Tel Aviv, fell in love with it and decided to share her passion teaching Yiddish for YAAANA. Now she lives in San Diego where she is going to receive her yoga teacher certification. She sees her mission in bringing joy and equilibrium to people through yoga and Yiddish.
Cost: $7 per class or a $20 monthly membership:
PayPal payments available through the following links
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For the monthly membership go to:
Details
When: Mondays 11:00 am PDT. (2 p.m. EDT, 7 p.m. in the UK, 8 pm. in most of Europe, 9 pm. in Israel), Wednesdays 10:30 am PDT. (1:30 pm. EDT, 6:30 pm in the UK, 7:30 pm in most of Europe, 8:30 pm in Israel)
How to join the waiting list: Please email [email protected] or call 619-719-1776. Zoom link available upon registration. Due to security reasons, all guests must be registered.
Instructor: Tanja Yakovleva
Cost: a $15 donation for a 1.5 hour class
PayPal payments available
For Monday classes please go to:
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Te invitamos a este magno evento en donde festejaremos los 100 años de Keren Hayesod, del 31 mayo – 02 junio, 2020. Haz clic aquí para consultar el programa y registrarte en las actividades.
Inicio domingo 31 mayo 4 pm hora Israel
Instructor: Dovid Braun | Participants will go over points of the structure and use of Yiddish that merit review or clarification before students embark on their next level of proficiency in the Program’s intensive setting. This course is for those with previous Yiddish backgrounds. Class discussion will be conducted in Yiddish.
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DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND! ANOTHER YIDDISH ALEF BEYS CLASS IS BEING TAUGHT!
Yiddish Fun Bereshis (Yiddish from the beginning) is a Yiddish Alef Beys (alphabet) program aimed for those with no prior Hebrew alphabet experience. We start with vowels and add on consonants each week. By the end of the first class, the student will be able to read a number of words/phrases. Each week will build upon the previous week’s material, to begin building one’s Yiddish vocabulary. This class aims to teach literacy – the ability to read Yiddish in Yiddish. There will be some elements of grammar and style – but nothing past a basic/beginner level. Along with “doing the work” of literacy, we will also learn through culture, idioms, jokes, curses, and of course, song. Be prepared for a lot of Simpsons gifs. This is a one-hundred percent no judgment, no attitude, no shaming classroom environment. The class runs for 90 minutes.
When: The class runs for 6 consecutive weeks. Saturday afternoon 3:00pm to 4:30pm (Central Time) Dates are:
May 23rd, May 30th, June 6, June 13th, June 20th, June 27th
Cost: the first class is free, donations of any amount welcome at https://www.paypal.me/YAAANA2020
After the first class, each class will cost $15. You may submit payment to the above paypal link at the time of each class, or pay in full ahead of time, $75 for 5 classes after the first one.
Registration: Please email [email protected] or call 619-719-1776. Zoom link available upon registration. Due to security reasons, all guests must be registered.
Instructor: Dave Fried is a dedicated Yiddishist living in Chicago. His main goal is to see more people speaking Yiddish. He has been teaching beginners Yiddish for almost two years. While not immersed in Yiddish, he likes drinking juice, fake plants and Jewish punk rock.
Payment for individual classes ($15) can be made here:
Payment for the full course ($75 for 5 classes) can be made here:
Instructors: Miriam Trinh and Eliezer Niborski | A continuing education course for those already teaching, carrying out research, or performing in Yiddish. Sessions will combine elements of a workshop, master class, university seminar, and language lab. Open to participants with considerable Yiddish study in their background and/or who were raised or educated in Yiddish.
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