I’m interested in delving into learning Yerushalmi. Any recommendations for a good, fun, and interesting masechet to start with?
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2Yerushalmi is hard. You have 2 options, either go with a masechet you know and like in Bavli to see how Yerushalmi develops, might work better for short masechtot relevant le-maase (e.g., I learned Moed Katan and Beitza for this reason). Alternatively learn masechtot you don't find in Bavli (e.g., I am learning Zeraim, start maybe with Chala, Orla, Bikurim or Peah). You will need a good commentary to make any sense of it– mblochCommented May 30 at 3:20
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Alternatively, there is now a Yerushalmi daf yomi program, which might make it easier to find good online shiurim to follow– mblochCommented May 30 at 3:22
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2Based on what criteria do you consider a tractate good, fun and interesting?– Kazi bácsiCommented May 30 at 8:43
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If you want something very short ,then try Makkos– samCommented May 30 at 14:13
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