Yiddish is a High German–derived language historically spoken by the Ashkenazi Jews with its origins from Central Europe in the 9th century.
There are somewhere between 1 and 2 million speakers.
Test yourself on the Colours.
Test yourself on Yiddish words for Fruit.
Test yourself on the Months.
Test yourself on the Numbers 1 to 10.
Test yourself on the Numbers 1 to 20.
Adjectival agreements, Illustrative sentences. 1, Illustrative sentences. 2, Plural nouns. Examples, Possessive adjectives, Questions. Examples, Verbs.
And a basic Yiddish grammar.
Bay nakht zaynen ale ki royt By night, all cows are black.
A few first words. 1, A few first words. 2, Animals, Common Nouns 1, Common Nouns 2, Common Nouns 3, Common Yiddish Words. 1, Common Yiddish Words. 2, Conversation. Introductions, Conversational General. 1, Conversation. General. 2, Conversation. Filler words, Conversation. Expressions. 1, Conversation. Expressions. 2, Countries, Describing things. Colours, Describing things. Adjectives, Days. General, Days of the week, Family members, Food words, Food words. Fruit, Food words. General, Food words. Vegetables, Months of the year, Numbers. 1 to 10, Numbers. 11 to 20, Numbers. 30 to 1000, Health, Parts of the body, Places and buildings, Proverbs. 1, Proverbs. 2, Proverbs. 3, Question and size words, Talking about family, Time, The house, Useful words.
Yiddish proverbs
Phrases by topic. Hundreds of Yiddish phrases ordered by topic.
Online Yiddish Dictionary
Hebrew and Yiddish songs
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