context: Yiddish (, or; Yiddish or Yiddish - literally: “Jewish”; the original encyclopedic naming is “Jewish-German dialect / jargon” [1]) is the Hebrew language of the Germanic group, historically the main language of Ashkenazi, in which at the beginning of the 20th century spoke about 11 million Jews around the world.
question: Which language group does Yiddish belong to?
answers.text: Germanic