Etno-grafías

judéo-arabe du Maroc (Israël) (fr), judeo-árabe marroquí (Israel) (es) Alternate names: Judeo-Moroccan Related records; Moroccan Judeo-Arabic (Morocco) Vitality: Definitely endangered

Number speakers: 300000 Over 300 000 Jews emigrated from Morocco to Israel. Most speak Judeo-Arabic, a minority are bilingual Judeo-Berber speakers. The population of Moroccan Jews and their descendants is estimated at 600 000. Location: Tel Aviv Israel

Tunisian Judeo-Arabic (Israel)

(en), judeo-arabe tunisien (Israël) (fr), judeo-árabe tunecino (Israel) (es) Alternate names: l’arabe des juifs tunisiens Related records: Tunisian Judeo-Arabic (Tunisia) Vitality: Severely endangered Country: Israel lat : 32.0779; long : 34.8019

Yiddish

Name of the language:Yiddish (Israel) (en), yiddish (Israël) (fr), yiddish (Israel) (es), идиш (ru) Alternate names:Judeo-German Related records:Yiddish (Europe) Vitality:Definitely endangered

Yiddish Location(s): most speakers now live outside Europe, mainly in North America and Israel; cf. Yiddish (Europe) Country or area: Israel Coordinates: lat : 32.0833; long : 34.8333 Corresponding: ISO 639-3 code(s)ydd

Number speakers: 3000000 Number of first-language speakers: Israel 215,000; USA 178,000; Canada 17,255 (2006 census); Moldova 17,000; Ukraine 3,213; Belarus 1,979; Russia 1,683; there are also communities of speakers in Romania, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.

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Diapositiva5

LANGUAGES

Adyghe
Arabic, Levantine Bedawi Spoken
Arabic, Mesopotamian Spoken
Arabic, Najdi Spoken
Arabic, North Levantine Spoken
Arabic, North Mesopotamian Spoken
Arabic, Standard
Armenian, Western
Assyrian Neo-Aramaic
Azerbaijani, South
Domari
Kabardian
Kurdish, Northern
Lomavren
Mlahsö
Ossetic
Turkmen
Turoyo
Western Neo-Aramaic

SOURCE: https://ethnologue.com

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LANGUAGES IN DANGER

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Adyge
Domari
Mlahso
Suret
Turoyo
Western Neo-Aramaic

ADYGE

adyguéen (fr), adiga (es), адыгейский (ru) Alternate name: Adyghe; Western Circassian

Vitality: Vulnerable
Number speakers: 300000
Country: Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Russian Federation, Syria, The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Turkey

Domari

Alternate names: Ghagar, Ghajar, Nawar, Nawari Severely endangered Location(s): Jerusalem, Gaza, Jordan, Libanon and Syria; possibly extinct in Egypt and elsewhere in North Africa; Country: Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Palestine, Syrian Arab Republic

Mlahso (Syria) (en)

mlahso (République arabe syrienne) (fr), melasó (Siria) (es), млахсо (ru) Alternate names: Mlaḥsô; “Mlahsö” (incorrect) Vitality: Extinct The last speaker, Ibrahim Hanna, died in 1998 Location: the émigré community in the town of Qamishli Country: Syria

Suret

soureth (fr), neo-arameo oriental (es) Alternate names: Suryaya Swadaya, Lishana Aturaya, Lishana Kaldaya, Suryani, Assyrian Neo-Aramaic, Chaldean Neo-Aramaic, Neo-Syriac, Christian Northeastern Neo-Aramaic Vitality: Definitely endangered Number of speakers: 240.000 Location(s): Iraqi Kurdistan, western Iranian Azerbaijan and Kurdistan, northeast Syria near the Turkish border. Extinct in Turkey. A large number of speakers are in diaspora in Europe, North and South America, Australia. Country: Armenia, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Turkey

Turoyo

touroyo (fr), turoyo (es) Alternate namesṬuroyo VitalitySeverely endangered Number of speakers: 50000 Location(s):Traditionally spoken around the town of Midiad, Turkey; important emigration in Sweden and Germany Country: Syrian Arab Republic, Turkey

Western Neo-Aramaic

araméen occidental (fr), neo-arameo sirio (es) Alternate names: Ma’lula, Siryoon, Aroomay Definitely endangered Number speakers: 20000 Location: 3 villages in Syria, in the mountains 50km northeast of Damascus (Ma’luula, Bax’a, Jubb’adiin) Country: Syria

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