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Yiddish as a language in its own right
Yiddish developed from a Germanic base, uses Hebrew script and has its own literary history.
Context: The Hebrew alphabet is adapted for Yiddish, which is a different language from Hebrew.
Source reference: YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe, Dovid Katz, Yiddish.
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Yiddish as a language in its own right Yiddish developed from a Germanic base, uses Hebrew script and has its own literary history. Context: The Hebrew alphabet is adapted for Yiddish, which is a different language from Hebrew. Source: YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe, Dovid Katz, Yiddish. Full item: Yiddish, a distinct language written in Hebrew script – https://qazaqstan-israel.org/en/explain/yiddish-language Fragment: https://qazaqstan-israel.org/en/share/idish-yazyk-v4-1-en Qazaqstan-Israel