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'''Judeo-Mandarin''' is | '''Judeo-Mandarin''' is a descendant of Old Mandarin, spoken by most Chinese Jews in Irta. | ||
Note: As a Gentile Korean speaker I believe I'm ''somewhat'' more qualified to sketch this than to sketch a hypothetical Judeo-Celtic language. I'll just sketch the sound changes here, without venturing into the Jewish-specific vocabulary. | Note: As a Gentile Korean speaker I believe I'm ''somewhat'' more qualified to sketch this than to sketch a hypothetical Judeo-Celtic language. I'll just sketch the sound changes here, without venturing into creating the Jewish-specific vocabulary. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:20, 5 January 2023
Judeo-Mandarin is a descendant of Old Mandarin, spoken by most Chinese Jews in Irta.
Note: As a Gentile Korean speaker I believe I'm somewhat more qualified to sketch this than to sketch a hypothetical Judeo-Celtic language. I'll just sketch the sound changes here, without venturing into creating the Jewish-specific vocabulary.