They prayed and studied in Hebrew and Aramaic and used, as do all other Sephardic communities, what Haïm Vidal Sephiha called the language "layer", Ladino, which consisted of a Hebrew translation of texts into a Spanish respecting a Hebrew word order and syntax.
Oraban e estudaban en hebreo e arameo, e utilizaban como todas as outras comunidades sefardís o que Haïm Vidal Séphiha chama o xudeoespañol calco, que consistía na tradución de textos hebreos ao xudeoespañol respectando a orde das palabras e a sintaxe hebrea.