Yiddish

Soumis par M. Jouitteau le sam 05/06/2010 - 11:26

 

I. Vitalité

 
I.1. Enseignement
Le Yiddish est enseigné à l'INALCO.
 

II. Bibliographie

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  • Santorini, B. 1994. ‘Some Similarities and Differences Between Icelandic and Yiddish’, David Lightfoot & Norbert Hornstein (éds.), Verb-Movement, Cambridge University Press, 87-106.
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