Here's a dialogue on the bus in Chaldean Aramaic with translation. Person 1: Shlama, shlomoqon? (Hello, how are you?) Person 2: Shlama, tovokh, khena shmoq? (Hello, I'm fine, what's your name?) Person 1: Ana shmoq [yo…
Verb root EETH (ܐܝܼܬܼ) āna it-tee I have āyit it-tookh You have. (m) āyat it-takh You have. (f) āwo it-tih He has āy(a) it-tah She has. akh-nee it-tan We have. akhto(n) it-tokhoon You all have. an-ee it-tay They have.
VERB: TO NEED/REQUIRE VERB ROOT: S-N-Q (ܣܢܩ) TENSE: PAST/PRETERITE INFINITIVE: [Singular] I needed: āna sniq-ly You (m) require: sniq-lookh You (f) needed: sniq-lakh He required: sniq-lih She needed: sniq-lah [Plural] We requi…
Chaldean or Sureth is a Neo-Aramaic language spoken natively in Northern Iraq and southeastern Turkey in various dialects. It is a sister language of Assyrian Neo-Aramaic according to some or a dialect of it according to others. …
Evening is noospa in Chaldean Neo-Aramaic. Chaldean is considered a sister language of Assyrian Neo-Aramaic. Linguistically these two are dialects of the same language but often they are classified as different languages due t…
From Baghdad to San Diego, Sabri Shamoun lives the American Dream Sabri Shamoun, 74, in the law offices of RJS LAW in Downtown San Diego, where he is an adviser. Sabri Shamoun, a 74-year-old Chaldean American, grew the earnin…
