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English and Yiddish are both part of the larger Indo-European language family. However, English is a Germanic language with strong influences from Latin, French, and other sources, while Yiddish is a High German-derived language historically spoken by Ashkenazi Jews, blending German with Hebrew, Aramaic, Slavic, and some Romance vocabulary.
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| My uncle brought us a new TV. | מײַן פעטער האָט אונדז געבראַכט אַ נײַעם טעלעוויזיע. |
| You are learning French, right? | איר לערנען פראנצויזיש, רעכט? |
| You started learning Esperanto. | איר האָט אָנגעהויבן לערנען עספּעראַנטאָ. |
| Have you carried out your plan? | האסטו דורכגעפירט דיין פלאן? |
| There used to be a church here. | ם׳איז דא געװען א קהילה. |
| I suddenly started gaining weight. | איך פּלוצלינג אנגעהויבן גיינינג וואָג. |
| You will need armed guards. | איר וועט דאַרפֿן אַרמד גאַרדז. |
| Let me help you wash the dishes. | לאמיך דיר העלפן וואשן די קיילים. |
| He took advantage of me. | ער האָט מיך אויסגענוצט. |
| People love to talk. | מענטשן ליבע צו רעדן. |
| Deep down he is a good person. | טיף ארײן איז ער א גוטער מענטש. |
| I allowed him to go. | איך האב אים געלאזט גיין. |
| They live in the house opposite. | זיי וואוינען אין שטוב אנטקעגן. |
| She massaged her bruised elbow. | זי האט מאַסאַזשד איר צעבראכן עלנבויגן. |
| The street is paved with asphalt. | די גאס איז אויסגעגאסן מיט אספאלט. |
| Rice is grown in rainy regions. | רייַז איז דערוואַקסן אין רעגנדיק מקומות. |
| You have a bad memory! | איר האָט אַ שלעכט זכּרון! |
| We have lived through three wars. | מיר האָבן דורכגעקאָכט דרײַ מלחמות. |
| We slept in the same bed. | מי ר זײנע ן געשלאפ ן אי ן זעלב ן בעט . |
| I like this part. | איך ווי דעם טייל. |
| And when is the apocalypse? | און ווען איז דער אַפּאָקאַליפּסע? |
| Brazil is a huge country. | Brazil איז אַ גרויס לאַנד. |
| We must cut costs to a minimum. | מיר מוזן שנייַדן קאָס צו אַ מינימום. |
| In Germany they speak German. | אין דײַטשלאַנד רעדט מען דײַטש. |
| He did not attend due to illness. | ער איז נישט אנגעקומען צוליב קראנקהייט. |
| It is not heavy, but light. | עס איז נישט שווער, אָבער ליכט. |
| The doll is on the floor. | די ליאַלקע איז אויף די שטאָק. |
| I am having lunch with my sister. | איך האב מיטאג מיט מיין שוועסטער. |
| Apple trees bloom in spring. | עפּל ביימער בליען אין פרילינג. |
| Tom is not so easy to surprise. | טאָם איז נישט אַזוי גרינג צו יבערראַשן. |