Neo-Aramaic

To have in Chaldean.

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.

Greetings in Chaldean Neo-Aramaic.

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. …

Turoyo the mountain Aramaic.

Turoyo (  ܣܘܪܝܬ, Surayth)  ,the mountain Aramaic, also known as Surayt, Suroyo, Suryoyo - is a Central Neo-Aramaic language spoken nowadays mainly by the diaspora by the Assyrian people, about 100 thousand. Turoyo in Mardin,…

Is Aramaic still spoken today?

Yes it is. Nowadays some Neo-Aramaic languages survive in the Middle East the most important ones in numbers of speakers being Chaldean, Surayt ( Turoyo the mountain Aramaic ) and Assyrian Neo-Aramaic (not to be confused wi…

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