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First of all: WT:AYI is just me rambling on, and "practice" is just me and about three other editors, none of whom speak better Yiddish than Wikitiki89 (who is yi-1). If someone comes up with evidence I haven't seen, I'll be glad to consider it. However, in the mean time I'd advocate deletion of these, because the vast majority of our entries are in standard Litvish Yiddish, and I don't know the extent of dialectal variation, but I think it can't be too great (considering that Poylish dialect speakers don't seem to far off standard, at least in writing). —Μετάknowledgediscuss/deeds16:13, 17 November 2012 (UTC)Reply
Well that's because there is only one standard orthography and the non-standard orthographies don't depend on dialect. Regardless, unless we want to split English into American and British, then there is no reason to split Yiddish. Delete. --WikiTiki8919:03, 19 November 2012 (UTC)Reply
