00:00–01:47
The informant recites a rhymed saying about the end of the Sabbath (havdalah, Saturday night): sitting at the table, eating fish, drinking wine and being merry, which a Jew always likes. Kerler repeats the lines and comments on them.
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A short (under four minutes) camera file from the Kolomya session of 22 May 2013; the index names no interviewee. An informant recites a rhymed saying about Saturday night after the Sabbath, fish, wine and being merry, and Kerler repeats and comments on it. The file ends with remarks about languages learned in school and an exchange about food being offered at the table.
The informant recites a rhymed saying about the end of the Sabbath (havdalah, Saturday night): sitting at the table, eating fish, drinking wine and being merry, which a Jew always likes. Kerler repeats the lines and comments on them.
Talk at the table about dividing and cutting food, mixed with a remark that someone speaks Hungarian well. The informant says she studied Romanian in school and names two places (Drambur (?) and Mutsimesk (?)). Kerler and the informant then offer each other pieces of food.