How do you say the end in the Jewish language?

Answer 1

There is no such thing as "the Jewish language".

There is the language in which the Torah is written, and in which the founding fathers of the USA were all educated, and which Ben Franklin suggested to be adopted as the language of the new independent nation, and which is now one of the official languages of modern Israel. That's Hebrew. 'The end' in Hebrew is "SOF".

-- Then there is the language of the Jews formerly of eastern Europe and Russia. That's Yiddish. "End" in Yiddish is "EK".

-- There is the language of the Jews formerly of Spain, Portugal, and Morocco. That's Ladino. "End" in Ladino is "TERMINASYON"

-- There is the language of the Jews formerly of Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, and Yemen, which is now the otherofficial language of modern Israel. That's Arabic. "End" in Judeo-Arabic is "NAHYA" and in proper Arabic is "NEHAAYA".

-- There is the language of the Jews of North America, England, India, South Africa, and Australia. That's English.

-- And there are also the languages of the more than 100 countries from which Jews have emmigrated to Israel, and are still widely spoken in their homes, and of the roughly 130 countries where Jews can still be found.