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This project examines the Yiddish language used by the Ultra-Orthodox community in Antwerp, focusing on noun plural formation. It aims to describe current usage among adults and how children acquire this linguistic feature amidst multilingual influences.
The proposed project will explore structure and acquisition in contemporary Yiddish used by the Jewish Ultra-Orthodox (UO) community in Antwerp, Belgium.
This community lives in a unique multilingual situation that includes three main languages;
Yiddish and Dutch - two living languages competing as native tongues, and Loshn Koydesh(Classical Hebrew) - restricted only for praying and not used for daily communication.
Our window onto native Antwerp Yiddish is the system of noun plurals, whereby a…
UNIVERSITEIT ANTWERPEN
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