For centuries, the Sephardic Jewish neighborhoods of cities from Tangier, Fez, and Amsterdam to Salonika, Istanbul, and Aleppo echoed with Ladino, a 15th-century Castilian dialect (sprinkled with Hebrew words) spoken by the Spanish exiles wherever they settled.
Certain Sephardic Jewish neighborhoods of cities like Tangier, speak the Ladino dialect.
No cities have any residents who speak the Ladino dialect, because it is largely a dead dialect.