#juhuri

!שנה טובה

!סאָלי נוו מבּאָרךּ בּאָשד [Have a blessed new year, Bukharian]

יכּון עליךּ לעאם מבארךּ/מועד טוב [Female and male Moroccan Judeo-Arabic versions, respectively]

שתוכון בריכתא הויא [Jewish Neo-Aramaic, 'your year blessed be']

Che sia un anno di testa e non di coda! [Judeo-Italian, 'May it be a year of head and not of tail']

Miⱨid Ruşəşunə ombarək bu. Xubə, şirinə sal gərdo! [Juhuri, Happy Rosh ha-Shana holiday. May the year be good, sweet!]

אַ גוט געבענטשט יאָר [Litvak Yiddish, 'A good, blessed, year']

Moadim shālom [Jews in Tehran; 'Times of peace']

אנייאדה בואינה, דולסי אי אליגרי ['A good, sweet, happy year'; Ladino; Sarajevo]

languages in description.

And that is why I speak this tongue, and not Judeo-Arabic Qwara Zarphatic Yevanic Haketia Hebrew Lishana Deni Hulaula Judeo-Papiamento Lutera'i Judeo-Kashani Judeo-Isfahani Judeo-Italian Bukharian Juhuri Krymchak Ladino Karaim Yiddish any of the other tongues we once knew.*

Full story: In another time, I spoke this (Hebrew). But then the world changed (AI impression of Aramaic). I (Baghdadi Judeo-Arabic) don't speak (Judeo-Kashani) them [I couldn't find another way to clarify this was goy languages so uhh this is goy languages] (Judeo-Italian). For now. In the future I do not know this tongue (Ladino). As the centuries spiral on, I lose interest. "We are in America!" I say. "No one speaks the mameloshn, not here. It is not as if our tongue will go 'poof' and vanish. It is not as if we will go 'poof' and vanish." (Yiddish) No one speaks our tongue now. Only six years of fire dogs trains soldiers death, and tongues go quiet. (Ladino)