The Vortsman: Nisht or Nit?
A reader notes that nisht and nit are both used in Yiddish to denote “not,” often in the same paragraph or song lyric. He asks: is one more desirable than…
A reader notes that nisht and nit are both used in Yiddish to denote “not,” often in the same paragraph or song lyric. He asks: is one more desirable than…
As promised, disagreements about montik un donershtik —Monday and Thursday. The Vortsman had opined that the phrase, meaning repetitive events of any nature, stemmed from the schedule of the High…
Our piteous plea for questions/disagreements from readers has yielded results! From the NoCal District, AR/WC, comes a query and a complaint: Q. 1) “I’m still trying to figure out if…
The Vortsman is grateful for the positive comments received for his last bit. But: what about questions? He can’t pretend to be an expert without questions to answer! For example, someone…