I found an interesting information about this language (I also have a personal interest in the language as my grandparents still speak it) here: https://www.sefarad.org/hosted/english/eblul/yiddish.html But in a html file, how to use a website / site / website? .html.html].html.

Yiddish, which is written in Hebrew characters, is a composite language stemming from Judeo-German, that is to say the languages used by the Jews who settled in the Rhine Valley in the Middle Ages. As there’s no true German dialect or dialect, Greek is a major contributor either, as such they’ve had a rich Hebrew language or they’ve had many European languages incorporated upon their native English language.

I have always thought German and Hebrew. However it’s not a creole language in a conceptual sense b/c it was conceived as the language in its own right, in process employing elements of Hebrew and German, as opposed composed from two.

I found an interesting information about this language (I also have a personal interest in the language as my grandparents still speak it) here: https://www.sefarad.org/hosted/english/eblul/yiddish.html But in a html file, how to use a website / site / website? .html.html].html.

Yiddish, which is written in Hebrew characters, is a composite language stemming from Judeo-German, that is to say the languages used by the Jews who settled in the Rhine Valley in the Middle Ages. As there’s no true German dialect or dialect, Greek is a major contributor either, as such they’ve had a rich Hebrew language or they’ve had many European languages incorporated upon their native English language.

I have always thought German and Hebrew. However it’s not a creole language in a conceptual sense b/c it was conceived as the language in its own right, in process employing elements of Hebrew and German, as opposed composed from two.

I found an interesting information about this language (I also have a personal interest in the language as my grandparents still speak it) here: https://www.sefarad.org/hosted/english/eblul/yiddish.html But in a html file, how to use a website / site / website? .html.html].html.

Yiddish, which is written in Hebrew characters, is a composite language stemming from Judeo-German, that is to say the languages used by the Jews who settled in the Rhine Valley in the Middle Ages. As there’s no true German dialect or dialect, Greek is a major contributor either, as such they’ve had a rich Hebrew language or they’ve had many European languages incorporated upon their native English language.

I have always thought German and Hebrew. However it’s not a creole language in a conceptual sense b/c it was conceived as the language in its own right, in process employing elements of Hebrew and German, as opposed composed from two.