@surreal.traveler: I interviwed an Assyrian priest about the language, which is one of the Semitic languages along with Arabic and Hebrew. The Assyrian language is closely related to the Aramaic that Jesus spoke, and is used in the prayers and liturgy of the Assyrian Church of the East. This church has a rich history as a missionary church, being the first to bring Christianity to China and India. Despite not having a country of their own, the Assyrian people are proud of their identity and its evolution. #armenia #hayastan #christian #arabic #assyrian

Rayray A.E.N. :

ARABIC HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE ASSYRIAN LANGUAGE!!!!

☦️ܡܺܝܰܐܦܺܝܣܺܝܛܳܐ ܛܰܝܠܶܪ☦️ :

Aramaic language of Arameans❤️🦅💛

Wlak :

Church of the east, a Nestorian church who added the name ”assyrian” in the 70s because of this political reasons.

alep_bet :

The Aramaic of Jesus is the Jewish Palestinian/ Galilean Aramaic the nearest to this is the aramaic spoken in maaloula ; modern neoaramaic languages are not the aramaic of Jesus

Michael :

assyrian is no language its a dialect . the language syriac aramaic

Howaida Khoshaba :

Christian Assyrian ✝️first nation eccpt Jesus as their Lord their savior their king their God more than 2000 years ago! Christian Assyrian forevermore great nation even we are today without Land! Jesus he is the way the truth and the life 🙏🏻

𖢗 ☦️ Assyria Will Rise ☦️ 𖢗 :

Aramaic

anton barsom :

there are no Assyrian langhueg only Aramaic, because the Assyrian kingdom take the Aramaic langhueg 650 BC a

MC Ortho (Mc Orthodox) :

Cuniform (Msmary) speaking people took the Aramaic language from the Suryoye people (Church people) and later got accepted as the Church people. But in real they r the Syriac Aramaic peoples brother.

facts :

Assyrians 🙌

47 - Mardin :

ASSYRIAN 🤝 ARAMEAN = 💪SURYOYE

47 - Mardin :

Arabic Are From ARAMAIC 💪

Qirsh :

There is no such language in existence called Assyrian. The last time Assyrian was spoken was 600 BC. The reason some people call the Syriac language "Assyrian" stems from a deliberate effort by the British Mandate in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to fabricate an ethnicity out of a religious sect called Nestorianism. For over a thousand years, these communities were universally known as Nestorians, a designation consistently recorded in every Ottoman census (see Ottoman records from 1830 to 1914). Historical accounts from all periods also identify them as Nestorians, never as Assyrians. However, the British convinced the Nestorians to rebrand themselves as "Assyrian," despite having no linguistic, cultural, or genetic ties to the ancient Assyrian civilization. Linguistically, they speak Aramaic not Akkadian, the language of the Assyrians. Culturally, their traditions clothing, dances, and music are unmistakenly Kurdish. Genetically, they are a mix of Kurdish, Armenian, Georgian, Greek, Indian, and other groups who joined the Nestorian Church at various points in history. Yet today, a new generation has been misled into believing they are ethnically Assyrian, falsely linking themselves to an extinct civilization to which they have no real connection.

Qirsh :

Andrew Ashurraya :

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La_Vivi_mc :

😳😳😳

user7516907274132 :

❤️

Maria B :

🥰💯😘

Ashuraya_ Suraya ✝️🇮🇶🇺🇸 :

❤️❤️❤️

AbeTheMAN :

he speaks Aramaic not ass-yrian

Michael :

false to inda it was the syriac

Qirsh :

There has been no such ethnicity as Assyrian at least since 600 BC. The so called Assyrian ethnicity was invented in early 20th century out of a religious sect called Nestorianism. Nestorians have absolutely nothing to do with extinct ancient Assyrians except the name "Assyrian" which they adopted in 20th century. They have been clinging tightly to the hollow fantasy that they are linked to a long extinct empire to create a fictional glory while they are neither linguistically nor culturally or genetically have any connections to ancient Assyrians. They are linguistically Aramaic unlike the ancient Assyrians who spoke Akkadian. They are culturally Kurdish, they dress Kurdish, dance Kurdish, sing Kurdish style and have the exact same food and traditions as the Kurds. Ethnically, they are decended from the Kurds, Armenians, Georgians, Greeks, Indians, Persians and whoever joined the Nestorian church at some point.