Delightful! Our Yiddish Club just featured this song, so I'm sharing your video with folks in Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA. Hope you are well over there in London. (Zayt gezunt.) But how are you Maurice but also Samuel?
Hello, Thank you for your kind compliment. I appreciate this. Things are difficult in london at present. I hope that you are managing to cope over there. My first name is Samuel and my middle name is Maurice. Zayt gezunt Best wishes Maurice
@@SamuelPeckman It's not too bad where I am. We're just shut in, and I run our Yiddish Club via Zoom. But both of my sons live in NYC, which I'm sure you know has been hit very hard. My younger son (33 and healthy) got the virus, had mild symptoms, recovered, and has already been able to donate plasma which hopefully has saved a couple of lives. So that's a blessing. But for both sons, like millions around the world, lack of income for almost 2 months already is tough. Stay safe, Maurice. Zayt shtark.
@@OtisFan1 Sholom Aleichem, What you have told me is most interesting. I myself have no children as I am not married. However, I can sympathise with your feelings. Thank you for sharing my song with the other Yiddish group. I love to sing many kinds of songs but a special favourite is Yiddish songs. You probably know that I have several Yiddish songs on UA-cam. I am not a Yiddish expert. I cannot hold a conversation in Yiddish but my Weinreich Yiddish English dictionary means that I can understand what I am singing. I also enjoy English translations of Yiddish stories. One such story is 'If Not Higher' by Isaac Peretz which I have put on UA-cam. Your Yiddish group sounds most enjoyable. I daresay you have many expert members. Zayt gezant and best wishes Maurice
Sir you set an example to all with your smiling face, may your happiness and laughters be eternal
Hello. Thank you very much for your compliments. I do appreciate your most kind and thoughtful comments. Best regards to you.
Maurice
ahaha old lion you made my and my parents day stay healty and long live shabbat shalom from Istanbul
What a delightful rendition! Thank you for posting this treat.
I loved him, sincerely :)
כל כך אני אוהב את זה. מצוין !!!!!
😊👍👍👍
Hello Mauricio,
Thank you for your kind compliment. I appreciate this very much.
Best wishes
Maurice i
Thank you for your kind comment. I appreciate this. Best wishes
Maurice
I think that you're brilliant. So much fun. I love watching your videos. 😀
Hello there,
I am very pleased to receive your most kind compliment. Much appreciated.
Best wishes
Maurice
Thank you for your kind compliments . I am pleased to receive them.
Such a nice guy! Made me so happy today!
Hello Katino, thank you for your kind compliment. I am glad that this song made you happy. Best wishes Maurice
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dos makh mir zehr freylach .... vi der Rebbe!
Bravooooo, reb Shmuel!!! Greetings from Berlin.Up to 120! [With no reparations] Aharon Goldstein of Berlin
Hello Aharon,
Thanks for the Bravo and your other kind compliments. I'm glad to receive them. Best wishes
Sam
Rebbe Elimelech - Ребе Элимелех - און אז דער רבי עלימעלעך
Der Rebe Elimeylekh is my ancestral grandfather :D
Hello Alagor,
Thank you for your comment
Best wishes
Maurice
Delightful! Our Yiddish Club just featured this song, so I'm sharing your video with folks in Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA. Hope you are well over there in London. (Zayt gezunt.) But how are you Maurice but also Samuel?
Hello,
Thank you for your kind compliment. I appreciate this. Things are difficult in london at present. I hope that you are managing to cope over there. My first name is Samuel and my middle name is Maurice. Zayt gezunt
Best wishes
Maurice
@@SamuelPeckman It's not too bad where I am. We're just shut in, and I run our Yiddish Club via Zoom. But both of my sons live in NYC, which I'm sure you know has been hit very hard. My younger son (33 and healthy) got the virus, had mild symptoms, recovered, and has already been able to donate plasma which hopefully has saved a couple of lives. So that's a blessing. But for both sons, like millions around the world, lack of income for almost 2 months already is tough. Stay safe, Maurice. Zayt shtark.
@@OtisFan1 Sholom Aleichem,
What you have told me is most interesting. I myself have no children as I am not married. However, I can sympathise with your feelings. Thank you for sharing my song with the other Yiddish group. I love to sing many kinds of songs but a special favourite is Yiddish songs. You probably know that I have several Yiddish songs on UA-cam. I am not a Yiddish expert. I cannot hold a conversation in Yiddish but my Weinreich Yiddish English dictionary means that I can understand what I am singing. I also enjoy English translations of Yiddish stories. One such story is 'If Not Higher' by Isaac Peretz which I have put on UA-cam. Your Yiddish group sounds most enjoyable. I daresay you have many expert members.
Zayt gezant and best wishes
Maurice
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