Advanced Beginner with Sasha Berenstein: Wednesday, 6:00 – 7:30 PM: Jul 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Wednesday, 6:00 – 7:30 PM: Jul 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Course Goals: Do you know about der, di, dos, and dem but shudder when you hear the words "dative" and "accusative"? Do you want to host a potluck and be able to schmooze and nosh with your khaveyrim af yidish? Would you like to study Yiddish every week with an enthusiastic teacher who showers you with positive feedback no matter how many mistakes you make? This advanced beginner Yiddish class might just be right for you.
Course Tools: In Eynem: The New Yiddish Textbook, Vol. I and II. Starting on chapter 13. Students can purchase this textbook through The Yiddish Book Center (print or digital/PDF is fine. Available for purchase here) and have it accessible for use during class sessions.
Additional Info: Must be comfortable with class being almost entirely in Yiddish. Recommended for those who have taken Beginner IV.
Wednesday, 6:00 – 7:30 PM: Jul 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Course Goals: Do you know about der, di, dos, and dem but shudder when you hear the words "dative" and "accusative"? Do you want to host a potluck and be able to schmooze and nosh with your khaveyrim af yidish? Would you like to study Yiddish every week with an enthusiastic teacher who showers you with positive feedback no matter how many mistakes you make? This advanced beginner Yiddish class might just be right for you.
Course Tools: In Eynem: The New Yiddish Textbook, Vol. I and II. Starting on chapter 13. Students can purchase this textbook through The Yiddish Book Center (print or digital/PDF is fine. Available for purchase here) and have it accessible for use during class sessions.
Additional Info: Must be comfortable with class being almost entirely in Yiddish. Recommended for those who have taken Beginner IV.
Wednesday, 6:00 – 7:30 PM: Jul 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Course Goals: Do you know about der, di, dos, and dem but shudder when you hear the words "dative" and "accusative"? Do you want to host a potluck and be able to schmooze and nosh with your khaveyrim af yidish? Would you like to study Yiddish every week with an enthusiastic teacher who showers you with positive feedback no matter how many mistakes you make? This advanced beginner Yiddish class might just be right for you.
Course Tools: In Eynem: The New Yiddish Textbook, Vol. I and II. Starting on chapter 13. Students can purchase this textbook through The Yiddish Book Center (print or digital/PDF is fine. Available for purchase here) and have it accessible for use during class sessions.
Additional Info: Must be comfortable with class being almost entirely in Yiddish. Recommended for those who have taken Beginner IV.