Yiddish and Hebrew are both languages used by the Jews, Hebrew (means the people who have a same history and religion) as their sacred language, but Yiddish as the mother tongue. Although the two languages use the same alphabet, the studies show that there are many differences between the them in terms of ligual and word families, evolutionary history, grammar, vocabulary and structure. Though some books and articles are written on the Hebrew language, no text is available to introduce the Yiddish in Persian. Thus, in this article, these two languages are introduced and the features and use of nouns are discussed so that Persian readers can get information about them. The method pursued in this article is comparative, in which the Yiddish language is expressed first and then the Hebrew language is examined in the same case.
Hazrati, F. (2020). Introducing Yiddish and Hebrew and Examining the Similarities and Differences in Nouns. Scientific Biannual Journal of Language and Culture of Nations, 3(6), 291-310.
MLA
Hazrati, F. . "Introducing Yiddish and Hebrew and Examining the Similarities and Differences in Nouns", Scientific Biannual Journal of Language and Culture of Nations, 3, 6, 2020, 291-310.
HARVARD
Hazrati, F. (2020). 'Introducing Yiddish and Hebrew and Examining the Similarities and Differences in Nouns', Scientific Biannual Journal of Language and Culture of Nations, 3(6), pp. 291-310.
CHICAGO
F. Hazrati, "Introducing Yiddish and Hebrew and Examining the Similarities and Differences in Nouns," Scientific Biannual Journal of Language and Culture of Nations, 3 6 (2020): 291-310,
VANCOUVER
Hazrati, F. Introducing Yiddish and Hebrew and Examining the Similarities and Differences in Nouns. Scientific Biannual Journal of Language and Culture of Nations, 2020; 3(6): 291-310.
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