שנה טובה

I stole this from my brother's fiance Facebook. She is Jewish so I figured it was appropriate but also Google translated it to make sure.

shaun341 wrote:

I knew tomorrow was Rosh Hashanah from my calendar so I googled that, then found, "What is the proper greeting for Rosh Hashanah"

The complete answer was:

"Another greeting used is l'shanah tovah, which translates "to a good year," and originates from the full greeting, l'shanah tovah tikateiv v'tichateimu, which translates from the Hebrew to "may you be inscribed and sealed for a good year.""

Gene363 wrote:

If starting the new year in September gets me to retirement faster... I'm all for it.

The end of fishing season is fast approaching. I suppose I should take my ass back to the gym, eh?

MACS wrote:

not real well anymore, but Shaun's I've seen a million times, same as Gene's #2 post but without the L letter.

Rman's second word (reading from right to left) looked something like alfredo to me but without the vowels I wasn't sure so I copied and translated...sure enough, it means he's still a jackazz!

frankj1 wrote: