Lipa Schmeltzer | 03/04/2026 – ליפא שמעלצר לייב

This bocher, yeah, is asking me a question about shkoyach and it took me 2 minutes to understand the concept. The kasha is I posted the kasha. Shkoyach is specific shkoyach. So, yashar koiyach. What is yashar koiyach from the Aibishter? The Aibishter gave the koiyach to his daughter. So, then you came with a thing the Aibishter says yashar koiyach doesn't mean thank you. Yeah, what is yashar koiyach? What is koiyach? I'm asking you. What is koiyach? It's like thank you. Koiyach means yashar koiyach. What's my yashar koiyach? He gave koiyach. To Yoshke to the Aibishter. Oh, but I The Aibishter gave the koiyach. Oh, so the Aibishter gets koiyach. So, you say shkoyach. But shkoyach doesn't mean thank you. Yeah, so what is shkoyach? And am I It's a it's a good kasha, but no difference. The language I'll ask you another thing. >> Yeah, no. The original Yiddish was if you ask me now gelt for Purim money and I don't want to say I don't have on me Yeah. the original way would be to say send me a link. The original Send me a link. The original The original way would be to say ich hob kein gelt. Ich hob kein gelt. Ich hob kein gelt. Today it became from one language and it became part of the language people say ich hob nicht kein gelt. It's a double dilution. It's a negative negative. Ich hob nicht kein gelt. Ich hob kein gelt. Yeah. So, a language becomes something you communicate. Today in Yiddish when you want to say thank you we don't think into it the yashar is mayasher the koiyach. We just say shkoyach just like you say thank you. No, uh So, it became just like the Gemara says and means yes. And can mean yes and can mean no. And the word and. No. And means I don't have. No. What the Gemara says and yes. And no and no. And doesn't and. Okay. Gamara. Gamara, yeah. Is ya in or gamara is also donky? So, shkoyach now you know mayasher koiyach and you also know that in Yiddish when we say thank you we say shkoyach. Oh. Woo.