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Number one, try speaking only Yiddish or Amercian English to avoid hurting H”M’s Loshen Kodesh. Which is why it is said outside of the synagogue/Shul. Eretz Yisroel’s Ivrit language uses offensive words alongside words of an explanatory nature. To use a Holy Language in everyday conversation defeats the purpose of Loshen Kodesh in synagogue/Shul. Also knowing that the Hebrew language being used in casual conversation in Eretz Yisroel and in other world Jewish Communities is saying that casualness when speaking to each other, using the Ivrit Letters as words and not necessarily as written down (although that is used too) hurts the Al-mty’s language that Eretz Yisroel Ivrit is based on. Why hurt H-m like that? Can’t you learn American English or Yiddish to express yourself? And you attack me for a traditional idea? Rabbi Shlita Yoel Teitelbaum was the one who wrote Vayoel Moshe and it was his (like it or not) strict way of addressing a horrifying problem with the language of the zionists. They are not concerned that H”M’s Ivrit Loshen Kodesh Letters are mixed in conversation and written language that combines both casual words and Holy Words at the same time. Why are we doing that to H”M. (https://www.sefaria.org/Genesis.11.5, “G-D came down to look at the city the the mortals had built.”) What have you built oh Eretz Yisroel zionists? What have you built? You have created a language that is casual and used the Holy Letters of Loshen Kodesh as it’s base. Why are you all sitting in judgement of what you (not I) have done?
