first of all, it's upside down. secondly, it's Yiddish cursive which is identical to Hebrew thirdly, my knowledge of Yiddish is very limited and i don't understand this handwriting very well, so there were only a few words that i was able to understand: first word is "tsum" which means "with" 2 last words in the third line - "mayn bruder" - my brother 5th line - "fun dayn shvester" - from your sister
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tishe Yiddish dal'she budesh - russkaya narodnaya pogovorka
secondly, it's Yiddish cursive which is identical to Hebrew
thirdly, my knowledge of Yiddish is very limited and i don't understand this handwriting very well, so there were only a few words that i was able to understand:
first word is "tsum" which means "with"
2 last words in the third line - "mayn bruder" - my brother
5th line - "fun dayn shvester" - from your sister
Re: tishe Yiddish dal'she budesh - russkaya narodnaya pogovorka
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