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Padonkaffsky jargon (Russian: язык падонкафф, romanized: yazyk padonkaff), also
known as
Olbanian (олбанский, olbansky), is a
slang developed by a Runet...
- Jews. Some
educated Jews saw
Yiddish as a lower-class
slang (זשאַרגאָן,
zhargon) that
could be 'improved' by
inserting German terms. The many borrowings...
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Motke Khabad, oder
Vitsen iber vitsen,
nayntsig sheyne vitsen in reyn
zhargon heroysgegebn fun M. I. Levitan. Vilna:
Typography of
Rozenkrants and Shriftszetser...
- the
Jewish community, it was
often referred to as
jargon (זשאַרגאָן,
zhargon), in a
demeaning manner. Hebrew, on the contrary, enjo**** a very high status...
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satirical plays in Yiddish-which they
often derisively referred to as
zhargon (jargon)-using the
language as a
weapon of
attack upon
itself and its speakers;...
