- The World Jewish Congress views the revival of the Yiddish language and culture as an instrument in regenerating of Jewish life in Europe after the Holocaust.
- National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene (nytf.org). Maison de la culture yiddish (Bibliothèque Medem) (www.yiddishweb.com/english/).
- Home page for The Yiddish Voice, a Yiddish-language radio show serving Boston's Yiddish-speaking community, and a Yiddish Internet resource page.
- Nevertheless the language isn’t dead although the Shoah and migration among other factors have significantly decreased the number of Yiddish speakers.
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- YIVO’s founding emboldened a highbrow Yiddish intellectual life that flourished between the world wars and soon used the new spelling as its hallmark.
- Yiddish has several dialects which differ in their vowel sounds and certain vocabulary items. Words of European origin are spelled out phonemically.
- What do people do in Yiddish today? There are Yiddish theater companies that perform in New York, Warsaw, Tel Aviv, and Montreal.
- However, one language stood out to me as being my favorite… Yiddish. I enjoyed every aspect of the language, from its chutzpah, to the way it looked on paper.