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Judeo-Syrian Arabic

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Dialect of Judeo-Arabic spoken in Syria
Judeo-Syrian Arabic
RegionAmericaSyriaIsrael
EthnicitySyrian Jews
Language codes
ISO 639-3

Judeo-Syrian Arabic, also calledSyrian Judeo-Arabic, is a dialect of theJudeo-Arabic dialects based onSyrian Arabic. It was traditionally written in the Hebrew script.

History

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After theexodus of Jews from Syria, Judeo-Syrian Arabic largely died out in favor of English, Spanish, and Hebrew among the Syrian Jewish diaspora. There was a Judeo-Syrian Arabic speaking community inİskenderun until 1998 but it no longer exists.[1]

Features

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Judeo-Syrian Arabic containedLadino andHebrew loanwords.[1][2]

Media

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There are YouTube videos and samples of Judeo-Syrian Arabic available online. The Syrian Jewish community inNew York City has maintained a strong Judeo-Syrian Arabic musical tradition.[3]

Sample text

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Judeo-Syrian Arabic[2]Transliteration[2]English[2]
מתלו האדא כבז אלמסאכין אלדי אכלו אבהתנא בארד מצר. כל מינו ג׳ועאן יג׳י ויאכולMitlu hadha khibz elmasakin iladhi akalu abhatana be-ard maṣr. Kil minu ju'an yiji wayakolThis is the bread of affliction that our ancestors ate in the land of Egypt. All those who are hungry, let them enter and eat.

References

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  1. ^abArnold, Werner (2013-06-24),"Judeo-Arabic, Syria, Hebrew Component in",Encyclopedia of Hebrew Language and Linguistics, Brill, retrieved2024-01-25
  2. ^abcd"Judeo-Arabic".Jewish Languages. Retrieved2024-01-25.
  3. ^Blanco, Morris (May 12, 2008)."Echoes of Aleppo Syrian Jewish Music in New York A Synthesis of Religion and Culture"(PDF).Pizmonim: 3 – via Wayback Machine.
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