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In Yiddish, "may God bless you" is said as "זאָל גאַט דיך בענטשן" (zol Got dikh bentshen). This phrase expresses a wish for divine blessings upon someone. Yiddish is rich in expressions that reflect warmth and community, and this phrase is commonly used in various contexts.

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