> The challenge would be that it's sometimes written in the Latin alphabet and sometimes in the Hebrew alphabet, but maybe more people would want to start learn

> The challenge would be that it's sometimes written in the Latin alphabet and sometimes in the Hebrew alphabet, but maybe more people would want to start learning it if they knew it existed.) This is true of Yiddish too, and it has probably a couple of million speakers. Wikipedia claims about 50K speakers of Ladino, about 25X the number of Manx speakers (I mention Manx as it's included in Google's new list)