I'd go with "Haymisheh Mensch"... avoid the use of goy like the plague. To an observant Jew it's not a very nice term. Khaver could be used, stand alone... usually, your Hebrew friend knows quite well you are not kosher.
I'd go with "Haymisheh Mensch"... avoid the use of goy like the plague. To an observant Jew it's not a very nice term. Khaver could be used, stand alone... usually, your Hebrew friend knows quite well you are not kosher.
Thank you SO much! Actually, my mate has for years called me his Goyim friend. I knew it was a bit of an insult, but it has always been said in the most endearing ways. We've travelled all over the world together and he's helped me in my work in ways no one else ever could. So when I received his Shana Tova wishes today I wanted to respond appropriately.
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