............RACHMANUS...................
Here, I'll use it in a sentence for them so they can understand it better. "After owning a string of Ferraris, no one really had any rachmanus for Gus when he groaned about wanting another Ferrari to replace his lowly 911."
HOW ABOUT " WHEN CARBON CAME TO VISIT US IN NJ, AND HIS CAR BROKE DOWN, AND NEEDED A FIX, WE ALL HAD " NO RACHMANUS FOR HIM
The Yiddish-English Dictionary spells it as: rakhmones (loosely pronounced as rock-moon-us) It means to 'have pity on' or 'to feel sorry for'....you know, like "We all have rakhmones for Gus since he drives a Porsche".