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  • Anna Jacoby reads a Ladino bar mitsva speech.

Reflections from a first-time Ladino speaker

By Anna Jacoby The first time I heard Ladino was at Ezra Bessaroth, a Sephardic synagogue founded by immigrants from the island of Rhodes like

By Stroum Center for Jewish Studies|2020-01-16T11:45:30-08:00January 6th, 2020|Categories: Sephardic Studies|Tags: Ladino Day 2019|0 Comments
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  • The Ladineros, a group of the last generation of Ladino speakers in Seattle, on stage at Ladino Day 2019 at the UW.

Ladino Day 2019 gives Sephardic customs new life

Ladino Day 2019 celebrated Sephardic life cycle customs “de la fasha asta la mortaja" ("from the cradle to the grave").

By Makena Mezistrano|2020-01-02T14:59:38-08:00December 30th, 2019|Categories: Our Events, Sephardic Studies|Tags: Devin Naar, Ladino Day, Ladino Day 2019|1 Comment
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