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Stories, songs, proverbs in five languages, blog posts and photo galleries.
- “ Refrán Madre miya mi kerida, para ke me parites My dear mother, why did you give birth to me?
- “ Refrán Moneda se gana kon moneda Money is earned with money.
- “ Refrán Para el bien se kere sensya i para el mal pasensya For doing good you need knowledge, and for enduring bad you need patience.
- “ Refrán Para dizir todo a la kara, se kere boka emprestada To say everything to someone's face, you need a borrowed mouth.
- “ Refrán Mijor es tomar ombre sin paras, ke paras sin ombre Better to marry a man without money than money without a man.
- “ Refrán Para ke se vaya al fregon, ke se vaya al garon Rather than let it go to the pest, let it go to the lad/man.
- “ Refrán La kaza no save ni riko ni prove The house knows neither rich nor poor.
- “ Refrán Kon paras los mudos kantan Money makes mutes sing too.
- “ Refrán Todo lo ganado es para el garon All the earnings is for the throat.
- “ Refrán Kualo vale la moneda kuando la persona no esta buena What's money worth when a person isn't well.
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Michael Halphie Konta ''El Padre Eskaso,El ijo Jeneroso'' En Ladino.
A true story of a thrifty businessman and his money scattering son told by Michael Halphie in Ladino.
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Ladino Proverbs: The Centuries-Old Wisdom of Sephardic Culture
Discover Ladino proverbs with explanations in Turkish, English, French, Hebrew, Arabic and Greek. Read the wisdom of Sephardic culture in six languages.
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Words That Passed from Ladino into Turkish: Traces Sephardic Culture Left in Our Language
What do the words boyoz, palavra, pandispanya and kaşar have to do with Sephardic culture?
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The Ladino Language: Its History, Origins, Speakers and Place Today
Ladino is not only a means of communication but a historic language that carries centuries of migration, cultural memory and communal identity.