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SUMMARY:A Workshop on Yiddish Verbs
DESCRIPTION:  \nVerbs are probably the trickiest part of speech in Yiddish. Apart from three times\, each of them having its own peculiarities\, there are in/separable prefixes (arayngeyn – ikh gey arayn)\, participles (the ones that end with -dik but not just they)\, and such a unique thing as verb aspects. \nWhen you know all the possibilities of the Yiddish verbs\, you can significantly enrich your speaking and writing skills. This knowledge opens doors for a better understanding of classical Yiddish literature.  \nThe workshop will help you organize all the information about the verbs. We will move from the basics to more complicated and advanced topics.  \n			\n				Learn More & Register Here
URL:https://yiddishlandcalifornia.org/event/a-workshop-on-yiddish-verbs/
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