Backers of the move say the city s School District is the first in the state to recognize Hebronics as a valid language and significant attribute to New York culture. According to Howard Schollman, linguistics professor at New York University and renowned Hebronics scholar, the sentence structure of Hebronics derives from middle and eastern European language patterns, as well as Yiddish. Schollman explains, In Hebronics, the response to any question is usually another question plus a complaint that is implied or stated. Schollman says that Hebronics is a superb linguistic vehicle for expressing sarcasm or skepticism. I don t know.
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