Yezhoù yuzev : diforc'h etre ar stummoù

[[Rummad:Familhoù-yezhoù|Yuzevek]]

[[Rummad:Yezhoù yuzevek]]

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This broad picture was substantially modified by major historical shifts beginning in the late nineteenth century. The immigration of millions of European Jews to North America caused a dramatic increase in the number of Jewish English-speakers; [[colonialism]] in the [[Maghreb]] led most of its Jews to shift to [[French language|French]] or [[Spanish language|Spanish]]; [[Zionism]] revived [[Hebrew language|Hebrew]] as a spoken language, giving it a substantially increased vocabulary and a simplified sound system; the [[Holocaust]] tragically and massively eradicated the vast majority of Yiddish-speaking European Jews; and the [[Arab-Israeli conflict]] led many Jews to leave the Arab world for other countries (mainly Israel and France), whose languages they largely adopted.

 

 

==Roll ar yezhoù yuzevek==