Yiddish Dictionary

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The English language is one of the most commonly-spoken languages and is often considered the most influential language in the world. When you learn English as a second language, you are learning new ways to think and express yourself.

Knowing English can help you excel in a number of fields, particularly those in which English is a commonly-used form of communication, such as science, business, and engineering. Learning English can get big benefits. You can communicate with any people in the world.

Yiddish belongs to the Western group of the Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family. It is likely that the language developed in central Europe from Middle High German varieties in the 11th-13th centuries AD and has been spoken by the Ashkenazi Jews of Central and Eastern Europe and their descendants around the world ever since then. The name yidish in Yiddish means ‘Jewish.’ Although Yiddish developed from a dialect of German.

Yiddish has two main branches: Eastern and Western. Most references to the language apply to Eastern Yiddish.

Eastern Yiddish has several regional varieties. Speakers who grew up in the United States often speak a language that represents a mixture of various Eastern Yiddish dialects. These dialects differ from one another in vocabulary and grammar.

Northeastern, or Lithuanian, spoken in the Baltic region, Belarus, and adjacent areas.

Mideastern, or Polish, spoken in Poland and other areas of Central Europe.

Southeastern, or Ukrainian, spoken in Ukraine and the Balkans.

Western Yiddish was formerly spoken in Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland, and Hungary, but had largely become extinct through assimilation and the Holocaust. Unlike Eastern Yiddish, it was not influenced by Slavic languages.Because it has never been the official language of a sovereign state, there is no official dialect of Yiddish. Since the end of the 19th century, however, a de facto literary dialect called Standard Yiddish has evolved, based largely on the grammar of Southeastern and the pronunciation of Northeastern Yiddish. It is the dialect that is usually taught in schools and used in most modern publications, even though it does not exactly represents anyone’s native speech.

Yiddish people don't speak english as a native language. But they need English language in their day to day life. Many multinational company doing business here. To communicate with them they need good english knowledge.

Using this dictionary will help you to improve your vocabulary skill, which will help you learning english language more effectively.