Yes, I am aware of all those Hebrew words, but I would not know about any with a criminal undertone, for I know such words like “haberer“ (friend), “ezzes” (tipps, advise), “schlamassel” (misfortune), ”masel” (luck), “meschugge” (crazy) and so on. Greetings from Vienna!
There are sooooo many words used in Dutch (especially Amsterdam) that originate from Yiddish. A nickname for Amsterdam is Mokum, gabber from chaveer means friend, ramsj meaning trash is used for second hand book stores, achenebbisj means poor/dirty; it was voted the most beautiful Amsterdam word on 2006. There are hundreds that are still in use today.
Viennas dialect is a Bavarian dialect that got heavy influence from Yiddish/Hebrew and other languages from the formerly Austrian territories. e.g. Hawara, Gspusi, Stuwanki
Yes, I am aware of all those Hebrew words, but I would not know about any with a criminal undertone, for I know such words like “haberer“ (friend), “ezzes” (tipps, advise), “schlamassel” (misfortune), ”masel” (luck), “meschugge” (crazy) and so on. Greetings from Vienna!
There are sooooo many words used in Dutch (especially Amsterdam) that originate from Yiddish. A nickname for Amsterdam is Mokum, gabber from chaveer means friend, ramsj meaning trash is used for second hand book stores, achenebbisj means poor/dirty; it was voted the most beautiful Amsterdam word on 2006. There are hundreds that are still in use today.
Russian criminal slang «Fenya» also full of Yiddish words
Viennas dialect is a Bavarian dialect that got heavy influence from Yiddish/Hebrew and other languages from the formerly Austrian territories.
e.g. Hawara, Gspusi, Stuwanki
“Gspusi” comes from Italian, I just looked it up, “sposare” means to connect with or, rather, to marry somebody.
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Dutch slang word for cop is smeris. Stiekem being Yiddish is new to me, I would not consider that slang.
Maybe the word started out as slang, but nowadays definitely just part of the language.
okay nice!
dosent change the fact that palestine should be free
It also lurked in the ghettos of Weimar, looking for young German women to corrupt.