0694 - Lekutei Sichos Yiddish or Lashon Kodesh - There's No Difference

00:02 Some volumes are in Yiddish and some volumes in Lashon Hakodesh. From the beginning through Chelek Tes it's in Yiddish. From Chelek Yud to Yud Daled it's in Lashon Hakodesh. Then from Tes Vav through Chaf Tes it's again in Yiddish, and from Chaf Tes through Lamed Tes is again Lashon Hakodesh. Now, people wanna know why it is like that, so I just want to explain that it didn't come from the Rebbe. Actually, once the Rebbe was asked what he prefers, is it Lashon Hakodesh or Yiddish? And the Rebbe wrote, "Ein nafka mina," that there is no difference to him. And the reason why sometimes Lashon Hakodesh, because there was a svora that more people understand Lashon Hakodesh than Yiddish, et cetera, et cetera, so it was an inner question. But the Rebbe did write that to him, ein nafka mina, there is no difference whether it's Yiddish or Lashon Hakodesh.