How well do you know your Yiddish?

1. "Kosher" translates to…

• "Right or honest"
• "Crazy"
• "Gutsy or courageous"
• "Non-Jewish people"

2. "Futz" translates to…

• "Rags"
• "To fiddle around"
• "A nice gentleman"
• "To complain"

3. "Schmutz" translates to…

• "Dirt"
• "A kiss"
• "Death stare"
• "Classy"

4. "Hakn a tshaynik!" translates to…

• "You are out of line!"
• "Stop talking nonsense!"
• "You are being rude!"
• "I'm hungry!"

5. "Shtick" translates to...

• "Ugly"
• "Money"
• "Nothing"
• "Routine"

6. "Bashert" translates to…

• "Inevitable or preordained"
• "Strange or bizarre"
• "Lazy"
• "Needy"

7. "Ganif" translates to…

• "Thief"
• "Unlucky"
• "Sad"
• "Unworldly"

8. "Nosh" translates to…

• "Slap"
• "Fight"
• "Eat"
• "Classless"

9. "Kvel" translates to...

• "Glow with pride"
• "Toss something"
• "Scream"
• "Dance"

10. "Le'Chaim" translates to...

• "To death"
• "To prosperity"
• "To love"
• "To life"

11. "Chutzpah" translates to...

• "Creepy"
• "Guts"
• "Jewelry"
• "Do a jig"

12. "Tsatske" translates to...

• "Flower"
• "Knickknack or gadget"
• "Tattoo or marking"
• "Small garden"

13. "A sheynem dank" translates to....

• "Never again"
• "The worst"
• "Thank you very much"
• "Nothing to see here"

14. "Oy vey!" translates to...

• "The joy!"
• "The agony!"
• "The love!"
• "The guilt!"

15. Bopkis translates to...

• Something of little or no value
• Something of high value
• Something of little threat
• Something of high threat