I Order in Yiddish at Jewish Restaurant, Everyone Shocked

0:00 Introduction
0:28 Sponsored by Street-Smart Languages
2:06 Rabbi gives me a tour of Chabad World Headquarters
5:10 Hasidic man surprises me by speaking Chinese
6:25 Speaking Chinese to a Jewish-Chinese kid
7:20 Shopping but the vendors only speak Hebrew
8:51 Being recognized on the street
9:13 Black guy surprises Hasidic Jews by speaking Yiddish
11:17 Black guy orders in Yiddish and tries Jewish food for first time
12:19 Meeting a huge group of fans (who only speak Spanish)
14:13 Touring a Jewish sukkah / soup kitchen
15:57 Huge street dance party

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[HonorXPrinciple]

I know he's using a special camera but oh my gosh the angle of perspective looks hilarious in most cases "meme worthy" great entertainment thank you

[xXBrandonFTWXx]

Man I’m jealous at the amount of culture you get to explore it’s crazy

[JayLuhx]

Im a high school ESL teacher on Long Island to all spanish speakers. Any chance you ever go to schools to talk with students about language acquisition? We would love to have you!

[reggiefromnz]

I am from New Zealand and have never met a Jewish person in my life. What amazes me though is just how friendly everyone is especially to strangers. I really wish more people were like that.

[weebtrash]

Hearing Yiddish for the first time blew my mind considering it was so understandable. I speak german but never even knew Yiddish was a Germanic language

[WonderingRob]

What I love most is how a few words in someone’s native tongue can bring people together.

[Lizzieemoo]

Seeing how excited the boys got when they found out you were also Jewish was so wholesome!

[Ianlee]

The dude at 5:44 who says Singapore. Pai Seh. He had me smiling. And he said it in our accent. Bless him.

[jacobmosovich]

I think this is the first time ive actually seen you get overwhelmed by fans before. The outpour of welcome and love for you is amazing. Chabad are amazing folk

[londonerwalks]

As a secular Jew, I've always thought of the orthodox/Chassidim as a closed community. This really opened my eyes to their generosity and spirit. A very enjoyable video. Thank you!

[mikelombard]

A bunch of Argentinian Yiddish people saying your channel is the best in the world really means something. I could not agree more and I am neither Argentinean or Yiddish. Thank you for carrying the Laoshu torch and making such amazing content. Thank you.

[greedoshotfirst]

I lived in a Jewish neighborhood for a few years. You'll never meet anyone more warm and welcoming. My first day I met half the neighborhood, and had a beautiful dinner that night with new friends. I love those people.

[trumpetprofessor]

Videos like this can help revive Yiddish again. i think i can speak for most people like me, whose Jewish grandparents/parents came to this country after the Holocaust. Yiddish was the language of the household for my dad and grandparents, but when my dad married my non-Jewish mom and I was born, Yiddish wasn't spoken around me. So I never assimilated it. Many others like me never got to learn it either, so Yiddish became a "dead language". Videos like this can breathe new life back into it!

[einat]

Chabad is a beacon to secular Jews when traveling abroad: If something happens- you know you'll get help in their centers.
Great video. I keep forgetting you're Jewish too.

[Crystal-cjef]

13:57 this group of boys is so happy to meet him but they don't forget about their friend who is not present who would also love to meet him. 🥰

[nathanjxaxson]

Really nice to see someone provide such an honest, earnest, and positive exploration of our Jewish community. Thank you so much for sharing this!

[justterrible_]

The guy giving him the tour is a breath of fresh air all the good bits of religion without shoving it down your throat I think a lot of people could learn from the inspire faith not force it.

[sampsell]

I had no idea the Jewish community was so welcoming. This was such a beautiful video.

[reeceyp]

What a fantastic community, so warm and welcoming, bless you for highlighting their generosity.

[Oldguy-vhem]

There’s a famous story in Hollywood where Jimmy Cagney was meeting with the Mayer Brothers of Metro Goldwyn Mayer. They were discussing Cagney’s new contract. Every so often the Mayer brothers would talk in Yiddish with each other regarding their proposals. After awhile they realized Cagney the Irish man knew what they were saying. Cagney was raised on the lower east side in NYC and only had Jewish friends and spoke fluent Yiddish.