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Several educators and emissaries heard from the Rebbe that "children should learn in the language they understand best, through which they will understand more and learn more." | Several educators and emissaries heard from the Rebbe that "children should learn in the language they understand best, through which they will understand more and learn more." | ||
= Legacy and Importance = | == Legacy and Importance == | ||
The use of Yiddish remains significant in Chassidic communities, particularly in educational and religious contexts. Its preservation helps maintain a connection to the rich heritage of Chassidic teachings while serving as a practical medium for transmitting Torah concepts. | The use of Yiddish remains significant in Chassidic communities, particularly in educational and religious contexts. Its preservation helps maintain a connection to the rich heritage of Chassidic teachings while serving as a practical medium for transmitting Torah concepts. | ||