104K views · 4.5K reactions | This month we marked the International Mother Language Day. Languages are carriers of our history, culture, and traditions. How many Jewish languages are there? We know about Hebrew, Yiddish, and Ladino, but in fact there are many more. Unfortunately, many Jewish languages are becoming extinct. Look into the world of Jewish languages ⬇️ https://www.worldjewishcongress.org/en/jewish-languages | World Jewish Congress | Facebook

In a new series, we’re exploring Jewish languages. Delve into the history of Hebrew: Once a dead language, today Hebrew is the only successful large-scale example of linguistic revival, spoken as a native language by millions of people. | World Jewish Congress

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

12K views · 612 reactions | Did you know that the first-ever Yiddish vegetarian cookbook was published in 1938? Lost for decades, the cookbook is being published again and in new languages, bringing back the cultural and culinary legacy of Jews in Eastern Europe before the Holocaust. | World Jewish Congress | Facebook

Did you know that the first-ever Yiddish vegetarian cookbook was published in 1938? Lost for decades, the cookbook is being published again and in new languages, bringing back the cultural and culinary legacy of Jews in Eastern Europe before the Holocaust. | World Jewish Congress