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Di Kats Der Payats: The Cat In The Hat (Yiddish Edition)

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Di Kats Der Payats: The Cat In The Hat (Yiddish Edition)

Es gist nokh a regn.
S iz kalt un z iz nas.
Gezesn in shtub.
Gekukt af der gas....
Thus begins the classic children s book of a rainy day turned into chaos by a hatted cat finally in Yiddish.
Featuring the illustrations of Dr. Seuss, with the words translated into rhyming mamaloshen by Dr. Zackary Sholem Berger.
Der Katz der Payatz captures the words, rhyme scheme, and spirit of the original. Its text is written in both alef-bais and transliteration, and there s an alphabet chart to help those not yet proficient in Yiddish.
So, nu? Invite the magical, Yiddish-speaking cat into your house and library today! What are you waiting for?

Country	USA
Author	Dr. Seuss
Binding	Hardcover
Brand	Brand: Yiddish House Llc
EAN	9780972693905
Edition	First Edition (US) First Printing
Feature	Hardcover Book
ISBN	0972693904
Label	Yiddish House/Ben Yehuda Press
Manufacturer	Yiddish House/Ben Yehuda Press
NumberOfItems	1
NumberOfPages	64
PublicationDate	2003-08-30
Publisher	Yiddish House/Ben Yehuda Press
Studio	Yiddish House/Ben Yehuda Press
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

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