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Sarajevo, 24 oct (EFE).- Moris Albahari, uno de los últimos hablantes del idioma judeoespañol, o ladino, en Bosnia-Herzegovina, ha muerto en Sarajevo a los 93 años, informó hoy la comunidad judía en la capital bosnia. El comunicado de refiere al carácter tolerante y pacífico de este sarajevita y recuerda sus …

El domingo 18 de septiembre de 2022 en Enkontros de Alhad estuvimos de fiesta con motivo de los 100 programas con la participación de importantes personalidades del mundo del ladino y sefaradí incluyendo a Rachel Amado Bortnick, Bryan Kirschen, Shmuel Refael, Dov Cohen, Jenny Laneurie, Marie-Christine Varol, Oro Anahory-Librowicz, Line …

immagine Shutterstock Lo studio della ingua delle comunità sefardite esce dalle aule universitarie “Quando al professore Bryan Kirschen è stato chiesto di istituire un corso di ladino online dalla Comunità ebraica sefardita d’America la scorsa primavera, pensava che avrebbe avuto una manciata di studenti. Invece, ne ha avuti centinaia”. Così racconta Forward in un articolo dedicato …

Cuando la Hermandad Judía Sefardí de América le pidió al profesor Bryan Kirschen que organizara un curso de ladino en línea la primavera pasada, pensó que tendría un puñado de estudiantes. En cambio, obtuvo cientos. “Fue increíble”, dijo Kirschen, profesora de español y lingüística y codirectora del Laboratorio Ladino de la …

When professor Bryan Kirschen was asked to set up an online Ladino course by the Sephardic Jewish Brotherhood of America last spring, he thought he would get a handful of students. Instead, he got hundreds. “It was incredible,” said Kirschen, professor of Spanish and Linguistics and co-director of the Ladino …

Assistant Professor of Spanish and Linguistics Bryan Kirschen is working to preserve the Ladino language, which can be traced back to the 15th century. Image Credit: Jonathan Cohen. By Laura Guerrero-Almeida For Bryan Kirschen, Ladino is more than a language he researches — it’s a living entity with a history. “This …

Bryan Kirschen is out to preserve and protect this ancient language.   For Jewish people, nobody speaks truth like their mothers. Especially when they say things like “Ken kozina vyernes kome shabad.” No, it isn’t Yiddish. Nor Hebrew. It’s Ladino, the ancient language that began developing among Sephardic Jews in …

Bryan Kirschen, a Ph.D. candidate in Spanish linguistics, has an international reputation As UCLA graduate student Bryan Kirschen tried to start his weekly class in Judeo-Spanish at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles, his unruly students, all in their golden years, were getting out of hand, vying for his …