Keeping Yiddish Alive Through Jokes

Emanuel and Ahuva Jolish, children of Holocaust survivors, discuss how Yiddish continues to exist in their lives.
To see the full interview and learn more about the Yiddish Book Center’s Wexler Oral History Project, visit:
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Come and visit Antwerp in Belgium, Jiddish is alive here !

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Yiddish is alive and as long as Yidden are observant it will be spoken contextually.

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As a German Jiddisch Sounds so similar, that I can understand everything.

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Her Yiddish is more German the double negatives are the only things that mark this as Yiddish.