The Yiddish word for Christmas is "Nitl."
Although Jews celebrate Hanukkah, we still purchase Christmas gifts for our "dokter" (doctor), "kosmetiker" (beautician), "sherer" (barber), "tsaytung" (newspaper) delivery person, "dinst" (maid), " tirman" (doorman), "shokhente"/"shokhn" (female/male neighbor), and "kindhayt fraynd" (childhood friend).
I've discovered--over the years--that there are many Great Christmas Lies. They include:
UNATTENDED CHILDREN WILL BE GIVEN AN ESPRESSO AND A FREE
PUPPY.
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