Who May Join - Jewish Bilinguals - Our Jewish Groups

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Those interested in Jewish language development are welcome to join Jewish Bilinguals.

We realize that Jewish languages include religious undertones or a Diaspora Jewish social background, and we do focus on this in the group.

The following people join Jewish Bilinguals:

Experts in Jewish languages
Those who have successfully raised bilingual children
Those who have not raised bilingual children successfully. We learn from the mistakes of others
Those whose children moved during their first 20 years of development
- Those who taught their children the adopted local language before moving
- Those whose children do speak the mama loschn, but with an accent
Those who raised their children to speak a second or foreign language - but not as a bilingual

Those who live in two cultures; those whose children speak a language which is different from the local parlance, and those who want to retain their own primary language, will want to join the Jewish Bilingualism group.

Where do you want to go now?

Find out more about Jewish Bilinguals

Read the Jewish Bilingualism website

Subscribe to Jewish Bilinguals

Other groups relating to Jewish languages

Find out about guidelines for our Jewish groups

Find out more about other Jewish and Hebrew groups

Third Son will help you decide which Jewish group to join

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