Ladino language
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Names and connections
Dzhudezmo language; Eastern Judezmo language; Espanyol language (Ladino); Espanyolit language; Franco Espanyol language; Haketia language (Ladino); Hakitia language (Ladino); Jidyo language; Judaeo-Spanish language; Judeo-Castilian language; Judeo-Espagnol language; Judeo-Espanyol language; Judeo-Español language; Judeo-Spanish language; Judesmo language; Judezmo language; Judyo language; Ladino Sephardic language; Sefardi language; Sephardi language; Sephardic language; Spaniol language; Spanyol language; Spanyolit language; Western Judeo-Spanish language; Žargon language
- Broader: Israel--Languages
- Broader: Judeo-Romance languages
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- Broader: Spanish language
- Narrower: Hebrew language--Conversation and phrase books--Ladino
- Narrower: Hebrew language--Influence on Ladino
- Narrower: Spanish language--Foreign elements--Ladino
- Narrower: Spanish language--Influence on Ladino
- Narrower: Turkish language--Influence on Ladino
- Narrower: Ḥakétia dialect
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Morton address: 9513933377729087044 · morton4x16-v1
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