Examples of 'spoke yiddish' in a sentence
Meaning of "spoke yiddish"
spoke yiddish: This phrase describes the past action of speaking the Yiddish language, commonly spoken by Ashkenazi Jews. It may refer to someone conversing in Yiddish at a specific time or in a particular context
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She always spoke Yiddish with her parents.
Both his parents and grandparents spoke Yiddish.
My grandparents spoke Yiddish when they did not want us to understand them.
They were dispersed among national entities and spoke Yiddish.
They also spoke Yiddish when they did not want us to understand.
Mikva and his parents spoke Yiddish at home.
His parents spoke Yiddish when they did not want him to understand.
You had to work all the time and the parents spoke Yiddish.
She spoke Yiddish before she learned to speak English.
At home the family spoke Yiddish.
He spoke Yiddish at home.
Both of my parents spoke Yiddish.
They spoke Yiddish and were generally poor and less educated than the Sephardim.
Grandmother spoke Yiddish at home.
I thought people in Israel spoke Yiddish.
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They spoke Yiddish more than they spoke English.
At home we spoke Yiddish.
He spoke Yiddish fluently.
Chagall felt at home in Israel where many people spoke Yiddish and Russian.
But we spoke Yiddish.
In my grandma 's house everyone only spoke Yiddish.
She spoke Yiddish.
An American soldier who spoke Yiddish.
She spoke Yiddish at home and English and French outside.
They were Russian and spoke Yiddish.
We now spoke Yiddish until the last time I saw him.
The family spoke Yiddish.
The family spoke Yiddish as a first language, but the children became assimilated.
His family spoke Yiddish.
Their neighbors were almost all Russian immigrants who, like themselves, spoke Yiddish.
I think my grandparents spoke Yiddish between themselves ; they did not speak it with the children.
At the behest of his grandfather, Freeman spoke Yiddish as a small boy.
We never spoke Yiddish at home, and I did not know the language.
There, his parents and their friends all spoke Yiddish.
They spoke Yiddish with an accent, which to us Lithuanian Jews, sounded strange.
His father was a photographer, and the family spoke Yiddish and Spanish at home.
He spoke Yiddish and English, and was nicknamed Dudu.
She pretended that David-Néel's parents were modest Jewish storekeepers who spoke Yiddish at home.
Among themselves, the students spoke Yiddish the language spoken by Jews in Eastern Europe.
Goldstein was of Jewish descent, and spoke Yiddish.
She spoke Yiddish and Hebrew, but did not learn English until she was 20.
Both parents were fluent in French, but spoke Yiddish at home.
She spoke Yiddish at home, French with Beauport locals, and English at school.
Some of the Jews spoke Russian as their native tongue ; others spoke Yiddish.
No . But we spoke Yiddish.
His family were Jews from Romania, and he spoke Yiddish.
And we, at home, we spoke Yiddish and.
They went together to the synagogue, they kept the Shabbat, they spoke Yiddish.
Those that were in Germany, spoke Yiddish.
Jews, especially the young, got along fine in Polish, but at home they spoke Yiddish.
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