Intro to Jewish Languages by Sarah Bunin Benor

What languages have Jews around the world spoken? Which are thriving, and which are endangered? Professor Sarah Bunin Benor answers these questions, using three examples: Judeo-Arabic, Judeo-Tat/Juhuri (spoken in Azerbaijan and Dagestan), and Judeo-Median (a group of non-Persian languages spoken in Iran). This lecture was presented on March 15, 2020, at Passover Around the World: A Multimedia Concert. You can find more information at www.jewishlanguages.org.