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Happy New Year
Tonight begins the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashonah. So, Happy New Year to anyone who is of the Jewish faith, and if not, Happy New Year anyway!
I was born into Judiasm, but I follow my own faith for years now. It's a mixture of several religions, and I'm really happy with it. |
That's neat, I didn't even realize it was a special day. Rosh Hashonah! So Judy, did you learn any Hebrew?
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How cool! Another new thing I learned today!
Thanks Judy! Right back at you! |
I didnt realize it's Jewish New Year, so Happy New Year to anyone that follows Jewish faith.
I find all these different religions, and cultures very interesting! |
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Me too! I'd love to take a course in different religions. I will, one of these days. No Angie - I don't think I know more than one Hebrew word - Shalom - which means hello, and I think goodbye also. Most European Jews speak Yiddish, which is a combo of German and ???? I know a couple of phrases - shaina maidala (sp?) means pretty girl. Zeis means sweet. I can't have too intense a conversation with those few! |
I knew that Rosh Hashonah was in the fall, but I didn't know when. Thanks Judy and Happy New Year to you too!!!:2party:
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That's really cool! I didn't know Hebrew was involved in Yiddish and I never heard of Ladino. There are a few "endangered" languages. I really would love to study some history. I only took one course in college and never went in high school. What other religious holidays come around this time of the year? Ramadan starts in a couple of days - it's also for atonement and is a cleansing holiday. I find that most religious holidays occur around the same time and those times have lot to do with harvesting, planting, etc. It's so interesting! |
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