If you want to learn Assyrian, you have to speak phonetically, our language has lots of stuff involving different variations of the letters, Shlama ulokhon kula-yatoon :)
Binary-Technique did I say it was something to be happy about? I said “lol” because I thought it was funny to know that my parents never taught me it. I was also only 11 when I said that so don’t judge me.
does anybody have any recs on vocabulary? like anywhere to find a reliable dictionary/vocab building tool? i’m assyrian, and grew up heavily around Assyrians, but we are very washed from our culture. sadly, my grandfather who came to america never taught any of his children, so i never had the opportunity to really learn. i have a physical dictionary, but am lost/confused on dialects since there are so many. i would absolutely cherish any help on where to find some really good sources. much love to all other assyrians! ♥️💙💛
Shlama. Go to LearnAssyrian.com and download the Lyrics PDF and the music files. Learn one or two songs and you will be amazed at how fast you will learn. Under the Blocks section, there is the vocabulary guide where my mom explains each word and give sample sentences. Search this channel for Learn to Read and Write Assyrian in Five minutes. Also, there are two books free online at the website for Animals and Church vocabulary.
I'm really confused with Assyrian history..... So the Assyrians are Babylonians?..... At least seems to be the same area? Mesopotamia??? How many different dialects of Aramaic is there?
No mate ,Assyrians are Not Babylonian .. in Mesopotamia (now known as Iraq and part of Syria) we had first Somaris then Assyrian(in the city of Nineveh) ,when Assyria was fallen down in 612 ,it was followed by the Babylonian civilisation and so ... Aramaic does not belong to Assyrians ,they are completely different from us as the difference between China and US ...We speak Assyrian Not Aramaic
@@AndersErichsen-rr7vs Sumerians first inhabited Mesopotamia. Akkadians were Semites who migrated into the region and mixed with Sumerians and they were not very different. There flourished Akkadian and Sumerian city-states until Sargon of Akkad (first emperor in history) united the two groups into one empire. Sumerian and Akkadian were spoken in the region (yes, the first civilization on the planet was bilingual!) Sumerian is identified today as a dead language isolate while Akkadian is a dead semitic language. Later as that Akkadian empire fell, the descendants of this mixture of people gave birth to the Assyrian, Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian empires, etc... In the 1st millennium BCE, during the Neo-Assyrian Empire, Aramaic flourished in the region due to an influx of Aramean immigrants. The Aramean people were absorbed into the Assyrians (Sumerians/Akkadians) and bilingualism again existed with Akkadian and Aramaic until Aramaic took over and Akkadian died. However, Akkadian roots continue to live on in Aramaic to this day due to this bilingualism. The Neo-Assyrian Empire fell to the Persians but due to isolation and resistance to Arabization/Islamization, the Assyrian identity lives on with the Assyrian People to this day who live as minority groups in Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Syria, The Western World, etc… All dependents of those people living today are Assyrians! 'Assyrian" encapsulates Aramaic, Chaldean/Babylonian, etc.. Today, we modern ASSYRIANS speak "Assyrian Neo-Aramaic (ANA)" and are descendants of the Ancient Assyrians. “Chaldeans" are just Catholic leaning Assyrians with the dialect "Chaldean-Neo Aramaic (CNA)" ANA and CNA are eastern Neo-Aramaic dialects and are almost fully intelligible. There are Central Neo-Aramaic (Turoyo) and Western Aramaic dialects who are a bit less intelligible. Eastern and Central Neo-Aramaic speakers write Neo-Aramaic in the Syriac Alphabet while ~3 Western Neo-Aramaic villages like Maaloula use the Square "Ashuri" Aramaic Alphabet. Side note: Hebrew today is written in exactly this Ashuri Alphabet. There are also divisions of Aramaic according to time periods: Old, Middle, and Neo-Aramaic. Old Aramaic is dead, The Western Aramaic spoken today is the last surviving dialect of Middle Aramaic; All else is Neo. Another thing to keep in mind when trying to understand this is a vernacular can be different from script. Ex: Hebrew language is written in Square Script Aramaic while Aramaic is written in Syriac. I'm no Assyriologist but I'm an Assyrian from Nineveh and this is my understanding of the topic. I hope it helped and I'm more than happy to answer any more questions!
She often pronounces "oo" conjunction between the words. For example: allap, allaha oo-ata. Is it "and", like in Hebrew? Why there is no "oo" in the transliteration?
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she had no reason making an alphabet song go so hard. i love you juliana auntie.
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Number 2 - juliana jendo
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I didnt expect to see sebastian pfp here lol
@focus5577 hello fellow assyrian pressure/ultrakill fan
I love the Assyrian language, it’s so beautiful! 🇮🇩🤝🇸🇾🇮🇶
I love being Assyrian and appreciate every one that is
proud to be assyrian ❤️💛🤍💙
Same here
Samee
Same
greeting to son of Toraj.
I am son of Iraj.
I am happy to see you gyus.😊
If you want to learn Assyrian, you have to speak phonetically, our language has lots of stuff involving different variations of the letters, Shlama ulokhon kula-yatoon :)
I love my own language Assyrian
What's your real khooni?
Nasha what do u mean? I know khooni means brother
Sorry, i meant what is your real name, XD
why?
Raba shapirta Juliana Jendo!💃👏😃
I’m Assyrian and this helped me a lot because I don’t know how to speak my own language LOL!
So why are you laughing??? Are you slow??? That's something to be ashamed of not something you laugh at goofy
Binary-Technique ok boi
@@BinaryTechnique lol
Binary-Technique did I say it was something to be happy about? I said “lol” because I thought it was funny to know that my parents never taught me it. I was also only 11 when I said that so don’t judge me.
@@BinaryTechnique so pressed bro
This is the best song
هههه راح اتعلم لغتنا و اخيرا من هاي الاغنيه ❤😂😂
does anybody have any recs on vocabulary? like anywhere to find a reliable dictionary/vocab building tool? i’m assyrian, and grew up heavily around Assyrians, but we are very washed from our culture. sadly, my grandfather who came to america never taught any of his children, so i never had the opportunity to really learn. i have a physical dictionary, but am lost/confused on dialects since there are so many. i would absolutely cherish any help on where to find some really good sources. much love to all other assyrians! ♥️💙💛
Shlama. Go to LearnAssyrian.com and download the Lyrics PDF and the music files. Learn one or two songs and you will be amazed at how fast you will learn. Under the Blocks section, there is the vocabulary guide where my mom explains each word and give sample sentences. Search this channel for Learn to Read and Write Assyrian in Five minutes. Also, there are two books free online at the website for Animals and Church vocabulary.
Good old days 🥹🥹🥹
Wallah 🥹
thank you very much .
Bro this song reminds me of my childhood 🥹
Which year?
Hail Assyria!
I can’t belives that like video!
Praise god that they added the comments back into this video. And it’s out of UA-cam kids
now if I could just learn all th pronounceations
Brings back memories🤣
banger best banger🎉
Assyrain!❤
2020 ❤️❤️❤️
2023❤
BEST SONG EVER
احلى جوليانا 💖💖💖💖💖💖
Wow this is very powerful, feels like Hebrew and Assyrian are cousins
❤Love
I wanna learn this language so badlyyyy
I wanna learn mexican
@@dinfavvobrunnett it’s Spanish not Mexican 😭🙏🏽
I love Western Syraic alphabet
👍
👍this makes me learn Assyrian my langue
First learn English before typing this comment
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Lost assyria 💔
I'm really confused with Assyrian history..... So the Assyrians are Babylonians?..... At least seems to be the same area? Mesopotamia???
How many different dialects of Aramaic is there?
No mate ,Assyrians are Not Babylonian .. in Mesopotamia (now known as Iraq and part of Syria) we had first Somaris then Assyrian(in the city of Nineveh) ,when Assyria was fallen down in 612 ,it was followed by the Babylonian civilisation and so ...
Aramaic does not belong to Assyrians ,they are completely different from us as the difference between China and US ...We speak Assyrian Not Aramaic
@@ninossawa980 Assyrian is Aramaic???.... You're not helping! Different from who? Assyrian is not Aramaic?
Assyrians are Modern day Assyrians and Babylonians are Modern day Chaldeans.
@@AndersErichsen-rr7vs
Sumerians first inhabited Mesopotamia. Akkadians were Semites who migrated into the region and mixed with Sumerians and they were not very different. There flourished Akkadian and Sumerian city-states until Sargon of Akkad (first emperor in history) united the two groups into one empire. Sumerian and Akkadian were spoken in the region (yes, the first civilization on the planet was bilingual!) Sumerian is identified today as a dead language isolate while Akkadian is a dead semitic language. Later as that Akkadian empire fell, the descendants of this mixture of people gave birth to the Assyrian, Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian empires, etc...
In the 1st millennium BCE, during the Neo-Assyrian Empire, Aramaic flourished in the region due to an influx of Aramean immigrants. The Aramean people were absorbed into the Assyrians (Sumerians/Akkadians) and bilingualism again existed with Akkadian and Aramaic until Aramaic took over and Akkadian died. However, Akkadian roots continue to live on in Aramaic to this day due to this bilingualism. The Neo-Assyrian Empire fell to the Persians but due to isolation and resistance to Arabization/Islamization, the Assyrian identity lives on with the Assyrian People to this day who live as minority groups in Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Syria, The Western World, etc…
All dependents of those people living today are Assyrians! 'Assyrian" encapsulates Aramaic, Chaldean/Babylonian, etc.. Today, we modern ASSYRIANS speak "Assyrian Neo-Aramaic (ANA)" and are descendants of the Ancient Assyrians. “Chaldeans" are just Catholic leaning Assyrians with the dialect "Chaldean-Neo Aramaic (CNA)" ANA and CNA are eastern Neo-Aramaic dialects and are almost fully intelligible. There are Central Neo-Aramaic (Turoyo) and Western Aramaic dialects who are a bit less intelligible. Eastern and Central Neo-Aramaic speakers write Neo-Aramaic in the Syriac Alphabet while ~3 Western Neo-Aramaic villages like Maaloula use the Square "Ashuri" Aramaic Alphabet. Side note: Hebrew today is written in exactly this Ashuri Alphabet.
There are also divisions of Aramaic according to time periods: Old, Middle, and Neo-Aramaic. Old Aramaic is dead, The Western Aramaic spoken today is the last surviving dialect of Middle Aramaic; All else is Neo.
Another thing to keep in mind when trying to understand this is a vernacular can be different from script. Ex: Hebrew language is written in Square Script Aramaic while Aramaic is written in Syriac.
I'm no Assyriologist but I'm an Assyrian from Nineveh and this is my understanding of the topic. I hope it helped and I'm more than happy to answer any more questions!
This is really fast lol
I'm a Syrian
Erbil is assyrian
Nohadra is assyrian
Zakho is assyrian
Mosul is assyrian
Kirkuk is assyrian
Sulaymaniah is assyrian
Tikrit is assyrian
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She often pronounces "oo" conjunction between the words. For example: allap, allaha oo-ata. Is it "and", like in Hebrew? Why there is no "oo" in the transliteration?
Indd, it means "and".
Алексей Рукин um no its not Hebrew we aren’t Jewish it’s just apart of the song
@@MariVelvet_ No, goofy, the reason he's asking is because asayrian aramaic and hebrew have the same exact alphabets
Yes dude, you're right u (pronounced) oo as in AND Ana u (oo) Ati (Me and You)
@@MariVelvet_ But the order of letters in the alphabet is the same as in Hebrew. And also the same as in old Arabiс alphabets.
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Its Syriac
No its assyrian
Assyrian + Aramaic = Syriac
Assyrian Alphabet. ArAmAiC means Pagan.
Heh bala!!
Go to be checked by a doctor or start educate yourself what an idiot what is pagan? Which religion idiot have no pagan background? 😅😅😅😅😅
Armaya means pagan and aramaya means aramean which we call our language