LADINO 580
Ladino: Language and Culture of the Sephardi Jews
This course introduces Modern Ladino, the traditional language of Sephardic Jews, in its cultural and historical contexts. Students develop listening, speaking, writing and reading skills. The course examines the Ladino language in both the Latin and Rashi (semi-cursive) alphabet, using textbooks as well as primary sources in music, film, literature, newspapers, and more. Conducted in English and Ladino.
Prerequisites & course information
This course is meant for students who have prior knowledge of a Romance language, or completed at least one year of Romance language at the university leve. Undergrad students elect LADINO 280. May not be repeated for credit.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027