How do you say Happy New Year's Eve in Yiddish?

Answer 1

A) There is no such language as "Jewish".

B) Many Jews speak Hebrew.

C) Jews do not celebrate Christmas.

D) It would be extremely rude to wish a Jewish person a merry Christmas, in any language.

Answer 2

Hebrew

The literal translations would be: Khanukkah Same'akh" (חנוכה שמח) and Khag Khanukkah Same'akh (חג חנוכה שמח) -- where "khag" means "holiday".

However... except for the weekly Sabbath, In Hebrew, you usually do not mention the name of the holiday in greetings. So you would just say Happy Holiday, which is khag same'akh (חג שמח).. roughly translated as "joyous festival !".

Answer 3

You can either say "Ah Freilichen Hanukkah" or "Ah Lichtige Hanukkah" (literally, "A bright Hanukkah").

Answer 4

You don't. Judaism doesn't have Christmas.

Also, Judaism isn't a language, it is a religion.

Answer 5

A gut yor!

("Shanah Tovah" is Happy New Year in Hebrew)

Answer 6

You can either say "Ah Freilichen Chanukah" or "Ah Lichtige Chanukah"

Answer 7

Shannah tovah.

Answer 8

How do you say merry Christmas in Hebrew