The language is predominantly English, with passages in Yiddish and Hebrew that are subtitled. Also subtitled are passages with significant amounts of "Yeshivish", Yiddish-influenced technical terms in Judaism; for example, posek is translated as "judge on Jewish law", and daven is translated as "pray".
The language used in this text is predominantly English, with sections in Yiddish and Hebrew that are accompanied by subtitles.  Additionally, passages containing a significant amount of "Yeshivish", Yiddish-influenced technical terms within Judaism are also captioned; for example, the word "posek" is translated as "judge on Jewish law," and "daven" is translated as "pray."