Wishing all a Sweet New Year… Shana Tova u’metuka!
Wishing all a Sweet New Year… Shana Tova u’metuka!
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‘Was very happy for the translation below…..not a phrase i knew in Spanish! (is this standard or a Janet-ism?) Certainly not one we learned from Sra Omeltchenko 😉
Shana Tova!
Ha – no, definitely not something she would have taught, Ilene. It’s a Sephardic Rosh Hashana expression, in Ladino – Judeo Spanish. Me being me, what I wrote below isn’t really an exact translation. That would be “many years, and good ones.” Have a lovely holiday! 🙂
Anyada Buena ke tengasch kon la famia i ke todos seais inskritos en Libro de Buena Vida, Salud i Buena Parnasah de si para si i para todos.
Anyada Buena, Yehuda. 🙂