זר זהבא גוטן נאכמיטאג. דאכט זיך אז די גמרא רעדט פון א תנא אדער אמורא וואס פלעגט גרוסן יעדן.
My Rebbi in chaider told us a story about a Chassidic Rebbe back in "Der Alter Heim" who would --before davening Shachris-- go out to the street and greet some people with the following "Booneh Menaatzeh", which, in Romanian, I believe, means "Good Morning". One of the Chassidim asked him once "Why is der Rebbe makpid to say that every morning"? Deh Rebbe then answered. "Because, to me the Hebrew (Or Aramaic) meaning (of that sentence) is very important".
p.s.: When I'll have access to my own (Hebrew) desktop, I will (Bl"n) re-post in Yiddish.
Hopefully, tmrw. Iy"h. 😂
