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On Friday, 8 January 2021, 22:42:33 GMT-8, Joel Ramirez
<thelittlechapelofthelord@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Shalom everyone, I have borrowed from my friend some Aramaic Greetings. I
have collected some greetings in various Aramaic dialects. I thought some of us
would enjoy reading and learning Jesus Christ language.
So far I have found these phrases. In the future I will be updating the post
should I find more.
Galilean AramaicGalilean Aramaic was the language Jesus Christ spoke. It
belongs to the Western branch of Aramaic. The sole survivor of the Western
branch in modern times is the Aramaic dialect spoken in the Syrian village of
Maalula.
Shlamlak -hello (to a man)
Shlamlek-hello (to a woman)שְׁלָמ לְךְ / ܫܠܵܡܠܸܟ݂ܝ - (šlāmleḵ)
Syriac
Shlama(eastern Syriac)
Shlomo(western Syriac)
Hello
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| šlama/ šlomo in the Syriac MadnKhaya script |
Ejdar bo hat?
How are you?
Tovo/Kajiso
Good
Aloho amich/amoch
Bye (God be with you)
Assyrian Neo-Aramaic:
is the most widely spoken of the Neo-Aramaic languages with an estimate of
between 500 hundred to one million speakers.
Not to be confused with ancient Assyrian, also a Semitic language but not
Aramaic. Assyrian was eventually completely supplanted by Aramaic due to
various reasons, both languages being spoken in the Assyrian empire, widespread
bilingualism and close affiliation between the two being both Semitic.
shlamalukh (to a man)
hello
shlamalakh (to a woman)
hello
Shlama ilokhun
hello
Push!
Bye!
Keidomtukh brikhta
Good Morning
Dakhee vit/vat?
How are you?
(vit is for a male,vat for a female)
Dakhee toon? (formal)
How are you?
Spay vin/van,merci.
I am good,thank you.
Spay,merci.
Good thank you.
At dakhee vit/vat?And you?
Chaldean Neo-Aramaic.Chaldean is the sister language of Assyrian Neo-Aramaic.
Shlama (to one person)Hello.
Shlama ilokhen (to more people)Hello.
Dekh-e-yat? (to a female)Dekh-e-yit? (to a male)How are you?
Turoyo (Surayt)Turoyo also known as the mountain Aramaic from the word tur -
mountain is traditionally spoken at the Northeast border between Turkey and
Syria.
ܫܳܠܡܳܐ
Shlomo
Hello.
ܒܫܰܝܢܳܐ
B shayno.
Hello.(in response to shlomo)
Targumic AramaicTargumic is the language of the targums, translations of the
Hebrew Bible into Aramaic. These translations were a necessity because Hebrew
falling out of use as a spoken language by the 3rd century AD being replaced by
Aramaic.
Targumic Aramaic was written in the so-called square Aramaic alphabet from
which the Hebrew one derived. Nowadays the morden Hebrew alphabet is used to
write Targumic due to their closeness and for ease of use.
Good morning!צפרא טבאtsafra tava
Good evening!רמשא עבאramsha tava
Peace to you!שׁלם לכיןShlam lekhon
With heaven's help!Besiata deshmaya.בּסיעתא דשׁמיא
May you live forever!Le-almin hii!לעלמן
I hope you have enjoyed some words that Jesus Christ spoke over 2,000
years ago... I am not sure if it's 2,018 years, if someone could help me
determine the correct years Jesus died and was resurrected and still is alive
in us and still awaiting his return.. I would gladly appreciate the knowledge!
Thank you.
Many Blessings to everyone who read my message above and peace in the Messiah!
As for me, I love the language spoken in Aramaic. Please enjoy.Any questions
please feel free to email me at thelittlechapelofthelord@xxxxxxxxx
Much love,
Joel
