Yiddish

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The book explores the evolution of a unique language that emerged among European Jews around a thousand years ago, blending Hebrew with elements of Romance, Slavic languages, and German. This rich and vibrant language, characterized by humor, puns, and irony, served as a cultural anchor for the Jewish community, fostering a sense of unity amid their historical wanderings. It highlights the linguistic creativity and resilience of a people through the ages.