Wherever Jews have lived, they tended to speak and write differently from their non-Jewish neighbors. In a new series, we're exploring Jewish languages. Yiddish, spoken by Ashkenazi Jews for 1,000 years, was once the most widespread and widely used of the Jewish languages. | World Jewish Congress

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