In this episode of Yiddish With Rukhl, you'll hear two articles about the holiday of Purim. One, by Argentina-born Daniel Galay, is called “The day my mother and aunt ventured out to the forbidden carnival.” For the printed version of the article, <a href="https://forward.com/yiddish/464679/the-day-my-mother-and-aunt-ventured-out-to-the-forbidden-carnival/" rel="noopener noreferrer">go here</a>. The second one, by Itzik Gottesman, is “How Jews celebrated Purim in Eastern Europe before the Holocaust.” For the printed version, <a href="https://forward.com/yiddish/537893/in-the-shtetl-on-purim-even-adults-disguised-themselves/" rel="noopener noreferrer">go here</a>.

In this episode of Yiddish With Rukhl, you'll hear two articles about the holiday of Purim. One, by Argentina-born Daniel Galay, is called “The day my mother and aunt ventured out to the forbidden carnival.” For the printed version of the article, go here. The second one, by Itzik Gottesman, is “How Jews celebrated Purim in Eastern Europe before the Holocaust.” For the printed version, go here.

In this episode of Yiddish With Rukhl, you'll hear two articles about the holiday of Purim. One, by Argentina-born Daniel Galay, is called “The day my mother and aunt ventured out to the forbidden carnival.” For the printed version of the article, <a href="https://forward.com/yiddish/464679/the-day-my-mother-and-aunt-ventured-out-to-the-forbidden-carnival/" rel="noopener noreferrer">go here</a>. The second one, by Itzik Gottesman, is “How Jews celebrated Purim in Eastern Europe before the Holocaust.” For the printed version, <a href="https://forward.com/yiddish/537893/in-the-shtetl-on-purim-even-adults-disguised-themselves/" rel="noopener noreferrer">go here</a>.
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Yiddish with Rukhl is a limited series podcast for people who love spoken Yiddish, brought to you by the Forward/Forverts. In a 15-20 minute podcast, Forverts editor Rukhl Schaechter shares engaging articles written in conversational Yiddish. She explains how listeners can benefit from the experience of hearing Yiddish, even if their knowledge of the language is at the intermediate level.

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