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Revision as of 06:25, 12 January 2020
Judeo-Chinese is a descendant of Middle Chinese adopted by Chinese Jews, written in a version of the Hebrew alphabet and incorporating Hebrew loans. Like other Chinese varieties, it is a tonal language and is unintelligible to speakers of other Chinese lects.
It is aesthetically inspired by Icelandic and Sami.
zjöttvæ /zjøhtwai/ "absolute"
ynggvang /yŋkwæŋ/ = glory