My wife's death. First time I'm posting.

[3catwoman3]

38. According to Dictionary.com, it is Yiddish.

I was checking the spelling, as I wanted to spell it jahrzeit.

I took German during my junior and senior years of high school, and then a couple of semesters in college. I really liked it, and took to it pretty readily except for the articles. It makes no sense that the word for dress is a masculine noun and table is feminine, etc.

I was pretty good at it at the time, but this was way back in 1968-1971, so Ich habe sehr veil vergessen.

I was very interested in your recent post about learning Swedish. It sounds like they have the right idea with simplicity.

I’m envious of your polyglot talents.