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This is a Jew.
這是個猶太人。
And so is this.
這位也是。
This is a Jew, and this, and this. And so am I.
這是猶太人,還有這位，這位。我也是。
So, what, if anything we have in common?
那么,我們有什么共同之處?
Not the color of our skin，not the languages we speak, the tunes we sing, the food we eat.
不是我們皮膚的顏色,不是我們所講的語言,我們歌唱的曲調(diào),我們吃的食物。
Not our opinions where we fiercely argued a lot, not even the way we pray,assuming we do.
不是我們強烈認(rèn)為很多的意見,,甚至不是我們禱告的方式,我們所做的假設(shè)。
What ties us together is a story, a story catching our heads and hearts, a story of suffering and resilience, endurance and creativity.
將我們聯(lián)系在一起的是一個故事,一個使我們使我們身心為之動容的故事,一個充滿痛苦和恢復(fù)力,耐力和創(chuàng)造力的故事。
It's the story that make me want tobe in the story in the first place,
這是故事中的故事,讓我想首先輾轉(zhuǎn)反側(cè),
for I understood but I was quite small that there were two special things about the Jews,that we had endured over 3,000 years in spite of everything that has been thrown at us,
因為我明白了,但是我仍然非常渺小，因為兩個猶太人的特殊事情,我們已經(jīng)經(jīng)歷了3000多年,盡管諸事已經(jīng)拋給我們的,
and that we had extraordinary dramatic stories to tell and somehow that these two things were connected that we told our story to survive.
我們有著戲劇性的故事,在某種程度上,這兩個事物聯(lián)系在了一起我們告訴我們的故事才能生存。
We are our story.
我們就是我們自己的故事。
