Norman Nazar Danno Tomika, I love this song beautiful lyrics about a beautiful village, old tradition, and remembering a great Alqoshi leader Toma Tomas. God Bless all Chaldean/Assyrian Christians around the world for ever.
Alqoush forever I love alqosh my mom alqoshnetha I like alqosh I love alqosh and I love singer juliana jendo you best you quenne singer assyrian chaldean suryoyo I love you you my best singer in world and i like outhefit ❤
@@dustinsadik8097 Singer is Assyrian, village Alqosh was Church of the East. Not chaldean, chaldeans only called it chaldean after the Pope of Rome assigned you the title based on your location bc back then they didn't know the real location of Chaldea 😂 they thought it was in Nineveh Plains 😭😭
Are Chaldean and Assyrian the same language? On Amazon there is a book that teachs Chaldean. Will I be understood among Assyrians and Chaldeans if I learn Chaldean? I thank who helps me with this doubt!
It is the same language. We are one Assyrian nation with many dialects because of how we have been separated through times. Chaldean is the name of one of our churches, every person from that church does not even speak the same. There are so many ways to speak our beautiful language but the name of it is Assyrian
David Khoshaba while everything you said is correct one thing isn’t, the whole language is Aramaic and not Assyrian. Assyrians are the race and ethnic group
@@chaldoproductions613 There my friend you are wrong, it has been proved that Assyrians speak 60 % Assyrian which is classified as Akkadian, Assyrians speaks Assyrian/Akkadian, while chaldeans and syriacs speaks Assyrian/Aramic with different dialects.
@@assur86 Assyrian isn’t a language, it’s Aramaic, and when the Assyrian empire was formed, Aramaic became the dominant language because it was much simpler to speak, read, write, so it became the main staple to the Assyrian empire and Babylonian empire. There were people who spoke Akkadian but to say that 60% of the Aramaic we speak is Akkadian is where I think you’re wrong. Chaldeans and Assyrians are the same people too, just different territories. Chaldeans spoke Aramaic as well, different dialect but still the same language. Modern day Assyrians speak Aramaic and modern day Chaldeans speak Aramaic, different dialects but a lot of similarities.
@@chaldoproductions613 My friend have spent years arguing with everyone from PhD intellectuals about our identity and language. We are absolutely divided as a nation and are led astray by our own, this is why we have become as sitting ducks to our enemies if you want to hear Aramaic, there's a village called Ma'lula in Syria. That's Aramaic. We don't speak that way, at least not Assyrians of the COE. It's called Surit because it stems from Asurit, and from Ashuritum, as it is spelled out and attested in the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary, based on the 30,000 cuneiform tablets found in the library of AshurBaniPal. He has been studying it for over 10 years, and while I can honestly tell you what we speak is about 60% authentic Assyrian, which is classified as Akkadian, I know from my studies and comparisons that we do NOT speak " Aramaic". This is an agenda, and whomever claims it is either being ignorant or anti-Assyrian. Assyrian was never supplanted. Classified as Akkadian, it was mentioned as one of the main langauges of the Parthian empire, along with Aramaic, Persian and Greek, circa 224 BC - 245 AD. A thousand years after the false claim of Assyrian being supplanted by the time of Tiglath Pillaser (745-727 BC) Why Scholars have overlooked this is beyond me, but do Not speak Aramaic, but just as our modern Assyrian is influenced by other occupier languages like Arabic, Turkish, Persian, Kurdish....Aramaic was another one of those minor influences, yet the majority of our language is undoubtedly Assyrian. And i know very well that Chaldeans and Assyrians is the same, but some chaldeans speaks Kurdish too, and them we call "galbaye" those who spoke Ashuri once but now Assyrian/kurdish.
There is no difference. One label is in relation to a church denomination that Assyrians belong to and the other label is our ethnicity. Being ''Chaldean'' means that we are Chaldean Catholic Assyrians. The Chaldean name is in relation to the Chaldean Catholic Church, split from the Church of the East. We are not a separate ethnicity. We are the Indigenous inhabitants of Upper Mesopotamia, Assyria.
Alqosh is mother of the Christians in Iraq and is blessed by the hand of the Lord father of the son Jesus Christ!
Alqosh yimma d'Ator, la Msheekha.
Telkep is better
@@anthonymattia1930 tfuuu
@@wuriaba502 kurdi ?
ای مەریا نطرالوخ و مقویلوخ میروخ خایوخ یارب
i love alqoosh
نام القئش باےنایا وی اسسیرئا 👍
W alqos
Well I'm from Puerto Rico and I love your music👏🏼👏🏼
😂😂 nice to hear!
@@nickh.44 does he even understand the song 😵💫
/she
you have a good soul
@@SuperPro0910who cares bro, I’m a suryoyo and I don’t speak syriac but I can recite almost all these songs off the top of my head
God bless you, pretty Chaldean poeple
Laura Iesus 😄
yeah i am pretty
YEA I am chaldean and I love this song it's one of my best! and every time i go to an chaldean wedding they always play this song! :)
LISA SMITH day wallah
Assyrian song and alqush it's assyrian town in the heart of assyria with chaldean faith(church).
Norman Nazar Danno Tomika, I love this song beautiful lyrics about a beautiful village, old tradition, and remembering a great Alqoshi leader Toma Tomas. God Bless all Chaldean/Assyrian Christians around the world for ever.
:)
norman danno
Well said!!
Thank you for the amazing words
Tongan/ Iranian here and gladly love your beautiful minority and wish one day our empire will reunite God Bless the Chaldean and Persian people 💜✝️
Beautiful song
beautiful song
viva alqosh chaldean village
I wish I can visit it one day. I am from Colombia living in usa.i love iraquí culture
im going there in christmas
Assyrians/Chaldeans/Arameans We are one people
I' m aramean and I love this song
AMEN
K
Chaldean is an Aramaic language? Will I be understood among Arameans if I learn Chaldean language?
shura707 yea
i like it goooooo alqosh
Khaya Ator!!!
Lovley. Love this song, but im only iraqian not caldean . hehe . Thanx.
Kurdi ya luri?
it would be a miracle if this channel uploaded again ✝️
W Alqosh
alqosh is the #1 of all mathwatha
Iraq is the best city
jack brewer Iraq is not a city
Jack ur all types of messed dawg
Erub yimuk Erub abook
Anthony Mattia good shit
yes
Alqosh yimet mathwatha
yess
alqosh mother of villages ❤
القش والله يسعدك 🙏
My family’s not from the village but it’s a great place
Alqoush forever I love alqosh my mom alqoshnetha I like alqosh I love alqosh and I love singer juliana jendo you best you quenne singer assyrian chaldean suryoyo I love you you my best singer in world and i like outhefit ❤
Juliana Jendo I love her so much. Are you guys Aloqoshneya or Telkepnia I am both. My mom is Aloqshneya and my dad is telkepnia.
Juliana Jendo is Assyrian, not Chaldean
I’m a girl so I call it alqoshnetha cuz I’m that
I'm elqoshnya
@@BinaryTechnique No one asked
@@chaldeang7687 is he jokin ???? We’re Chaldean Catholic not Assyrian
I love you my alqosh I am alqoshnaya ❤❤❤ and metwathen kulen
Beautiful!!!
Toma is my grandfather
ܫܠܡܐ ܥܙܝܙܬܝ!
Toma Dickow?
Yours and many others'
i cant read surath or write it :(
Aloqosh Aloqosh!
An Assyrian village and an Assyrian Singer!
Mesopo Mesopo not assaryian village
It's a Chaldean village 🤦
@@dustinsadik8097 Singer is Assyrian, village Alqosh was Church of the East. Not chaldean, chaldeans only called it chaldean after the Pope of Rome assigned you the title based on your location bc back then they didn't know the real location of Chaldea 😂 they thought it was in Nineveh Plains 😭😭
😂😂😂is chaldean village ❤
i’m from alqosh
me too im alqosh naya
what country did u go to or did you stay in alqosh/iraq
ASSYRIAN SONG
اسالامئالعکئن کھال دعا #الکئش ❤️
Viva Alqosh! Anyone knows if this song is available on spotify?
Duarte Silva yes it is search up Erub alqosh
@@fahadyousif5512 😂
Could anyone provide the lyrics please?
I am alqosh it my village and am chaldean
@@DiamondZap you guys are alqosh naya
because i am
@@DiamondZap are you alqosh naya
Lmao Juliana Jendo is Assyrian G 😂
No ❤
@@assyrianchaldeansuryoyo9734 🤣🤣 go ask her...she's more of an assyrian nationalist than me 👌🏽
Carlito from yubo says ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
my family wol min alqosh
me too
im alqosh naya
مئدجئش القئش ئسےا میل گیلا امعد جایعد اسالامئالعکئن 💖🙏
3:10 Munadhel looks so out of place there 😂
Are Chaldean and Assyrian the same language? On Amazon there is a book that teachs Chaldean. Will I be understood among Assyrians and Chaldeans if I learn Chaldean?
I thank who helps me with this doubt!
It is the same language. We are one Assyrian nation with many dialects because of how we have been separated through times. Chaldean is the name of one of our churches, every person from that church does not even speak the same. There are so many ways to speak our beautiful language but the name of it is Assyrian
David Khoshaba while everything you said is correct one thing isn’t, the whole language is Aramaic and not Assyrian. Assyrians are the race and ethnic group
@@chaldoproductions613 There my friend you are wrong, it has been proved that Assyrians speak 60 % Assyrian which is classified as Akkadian, Assyrians speaks Assyrian/Akkadian, while chaldeans and syriacs speaks Assyrian/Aramic with different dialects.
@@assur86 Assyrian isn’t a language, it’s Aramaic, and when the Assyrian empire was formed, Aramaic became the dominant language because it was much simpler to speak, read, write, so it became the main staple to the Assyrian empire and Babylonian empire. There were people who spoke Akkadian but to say that 60% of the Aramaic we speak is Akkadian is where I think you’re wrong. Chaldeans and Assyrians are the same people too, just different territories. Chaldeans spoke Aramaic as well, different dialect but still the same language. Modern day Assyrians speak Aramaic and modern day Chaldeans speak Aramaic, different dialects but a lot of similarities.
@@chaldoproductions613
My friend have spent years arguing with everyone from PhD intellectuals about our identity and language.
We are absolutely divided as a nation and are led astray by our own, this is why we have become as sitting ducks to our enemies
if you want to hear Aramaic, there's a village called Ma'lula in Syria. That's Aramaic.
We don't speak that way, at least not Assyrians of the COE.
It's called Surit because it stems from Asurit, and from Ashuritum, as it is spelled out and attested in the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary, based on the 30,000 cuneiform tablets found in the library of AshurBaniPal.
He has been studying it for over 10 years, and while I can honestly tell you what we speak is about 60% authentic Assyrian, which is classified as Akkadian, I know from my studies and comparisons that we do NOT speak " Aramaic".
This is an agenda, and whomever claims it is either being ignorant or anti-Assyrian.
Assyrian was never supplanted. Classified as Akkadian, it was mentioned as one of the main langauges of the Parthian empire, along with Aramaic, Persian and Greek, circa 224 BC - 245 AD.
A thousand years after the false claim of Assyrian being supplanted by the time of Tiglath Pillaser (745-727 BC)
Why Scholars have overlooked this is beyond me, but do Not speak Aramaic, but just as our modern Assyrian is influenced by other occupier languages like Arabic, Turkish, Persian, Kurdish....Aramaic was another one of those minor influences, yet the majority of our language is undoubtedly Assyrian.
And i know very well that Chaldeans and Assyrians is the same, but some chaldeans speaks Kurdish too, and them we call "galbaye" those who spoke Ashuri once but now Assyrian/kurdish.
I talk the language of Christ and I'm elqush coment if you talk the language of elqosh
Whats the difference between chaldean and assyrian?
No difference !! Same people !!
There is no difference. One label is in relation to a church denomination that Assyrians belong to and the other label is our ethnicity. Being ''Chaldean'' means that we are Chaldean Catholic Assyrians. The Chaldean name is in relation to the Chaldean Catholic Church, split from the Church of the East. We are not a separate ethnicity. We are the Indigenous inhabitants of Upper Mesopotamia, Assyria.
ܐܡܥܢ 🙏
Alqosh is overrated
nah
It’s underrated
Babylon city automotive town ampier
Temur is alive
cfb
Andthen thereare a lotof people ppfflpahhdo
Go muslawi Erub quta
ظ
Tel kaif on top al qosh on the bottom
alqosh is on top
we are yimid mathwatha
i am alqosh naya
Telkep is better
no