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Hebrish/Yiddish-Sentences

Yiddish Sentences English sentences with Yiddish words written in Latin letters (shul, daven, cholent, mensch, freier, tachles), the way English speakers in Israel use them, read aloud by one speaker. Many of these words are also used in modern Hebrew. Yiddish counts as code-switching here, so every row is also in English-Hebrew-Codeswitching-Sentences. The word list is data/yiddish-terms.json in the project repository. Website: hebrish.app: get the Hebrish keyboard for Android… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Hebrish/Yiddish-Sentences.

Author / organizationHebrish
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Created19 October 2026
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  • 19 Oct 2026 Description: Yiddish Sentences English sentences with Yiddish words written in Latin letters (shul, daven, cholent, mensch, freier, tachles), the way English speakers in Israel use them, read aloud by one speaker. Many of these words are also used in mo → Yiddish Sentences English sentences with Yiddish words written in Latin letters (shul, daven, cholent, mensch, freier, tachles), the way English speakers in Israel use them, read aloud by one speaker. Many of these words are also used in mo

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