Classical Text in Translation The Tasks of Yiddish Philology>

Science in Context 20 (2):355-373 (2007)
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Judeo-German developed, like any popular dialect, according to unconscious and natural laws. No gardener nursed and tended it, nobody cut back its wild shoots.

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