I have retold my earliest childhood memories in the language they existed. Judeo-Spanish and Turkish were the two languages I learned to speak simoulaneously, yet the the very first words I heard from my parents were in Judeo-Spanish. My father, the first time he saw me said: "Esta tiene cara de melon caldudo".These were joyous words. If you knew the language and culture you would know why. I will be adding either English or Turkish translations to some of the existing memoirs.
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Una Ijika Chika de Galata Paperback – January 1, 2019 Spanish Edition by Coya Delevi (Author)
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Una Ijika Chika de Galata Paperback – January 1, 2019 Spanish Edition by Coya Delevi (Author)
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Leche de Azno ----------------------------------- Asigun lo ke me kontaron, kuando era de kuarenta dias, avia aferido la hazinura de ko...
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