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Look at the Ladino alphabet below, compared to Hebrew and English equivalent letters. Then, use the "draw" below to practice writing a few letters in Ladino.

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Yiddish Singing: "Chanukah, Oy Chanukah" 

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Yiddish Singing: "Chanukah, Oy Chanukah" 

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Do you know the popular Hanukah song, "Chanukah, Oy Chanukah"?  This song is originally sung in Yiddish, called "Ocho Kandalikas." Watch both versions below and try to sing along!

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Look at the Aramaic alphabet below. Record a video of yourself reading the alphabet and add it below.

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Learn about each of the Jewish languages that helped unify the Jewish people in different areas of the world in different time periods throughout Jewish history. Complete one of the activities at the bottom of each column to practice each language.
Don't forget to add your names to your posts!

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Based on what you read, how did the languages help connect each Jewish community? Share your answers below.

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The 4 Questions from Passover, sung in Judeo-Arabic: Watch and Record a Video

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The 4 Questions from Passover, sung in Judeo-Arabic: Watch and Record a Video

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Record a video of yourself trying to sing the 4 Questions in Judeo-Arabic below!

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The Four Questions in Judeo-Arabic (Iraq)

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Sing along with Chanukah Oy Chanukah - Yiddish Lyrics Video

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Well since the languages came from different more commonly spoken languages, they could speak 3 languages and only know one. It could help Jews trade with each other and they could move to different places and already know the language  and therefore communicate with other Jews. 

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Well since the languages came from different more commonly spoken languages, they could speak 3 languages and only know one. It could help Jews trade with each other and they could move to different places and already know the language  and therefore communicate with other Jews. 

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The languages connected the Jewish community by making them be able to talk to each other and bind the Jewish culture together.

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Because you can't communicate without language. They needed this to talk to people and for trade purposes. They were able to stick together if they were in a place where the people there didn't like them.

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Since all of the languages have similar roots, you may be able to understand some, even if you don't speak it.

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It's one of the only ways you can have a conversation with someone, so that's pretty important, if you didn't know how to write.

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Because they were different languages, but at the same time, it was all really the same things that they were saying, and even if it didn't sound the same, they were the same and all the words mean the same things.

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I think because they were different, it brought them together, it helped people connect to other people because they saw that some people have some things and others have other things, and by seeing what they don't have, they can come together and create one big thing.