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How do you say Hannah in yiddish?
There's no direct equivalent of "Hannah" in Yiddish, but the closest and most common translation is
"חנה" (pronounced "Chana")
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While "Hanna" is sometimes used in modern Hebrew, it's less common in Yiddish.
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