Judeo-Berber languages
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| Jewish languages |
| Hebrew |
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| Biblical · Mishnaic |
| Ashkenazi · Sephardi |
| Yemenite · Sanaani |
| Tiberian · Mizrahi |
| Aramaic |
| Bijil Neo-Aramaic · Hulaulá |
| Lishana Deni · Lishan Didan |
| Lishanid Noshan |
| Other Afro-Asiatic |
| Judeo-Arabic · Kayla |
| Judeo-Berber |
| Yiddish |
| National Yiddish Book Center |
| Yiddish Typewriter |
| Yiddish Theater |
| Yeshivish · Yinglish |
| Judeo-Romance languages |
| Catalanic · Italkian |
| Ladino · Judeo-Latin |
| Shuadit · Zarphatic |
| Judeo-Portuguese |
| Other Indo-European |
| Yevanic · Knaanic |
| Bukhori · Juhuri |
| Judeo-Hamedani · Dzhidi |
| Altaic |
| Krymchak · Karaim |
| Dravidian |
| Judeo-Malayalam |
| Kartvelic |
| Gruzinic |
Judeo-Berber is a collective term given to the Hebrew-influenced Berber varieties spoken by some North Africans Jews, mainly in Morocco (where Tachelhit was the main factor.) They are now mainly spoken in Israel. Its SIL code is JBE. There are about 2,000 speakers, who also use Judeo-Arabic.