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100% GOOD (2 votes)Đã trả lờiCâu Hỏi Về Ngôn Ngữ PS: Find free Assyrian Neo-Aramaic learning lessons here: Learning class: Food — Conditional Mood — How to Use Be — How to Say Hello and Greetings
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November 2022
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| vincentMarch 2023 Please in Assyrian Neo-Aramaic is "Khshapa." |
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AssyrianlanguageJanuary 2024 I’m assyrian, and kshapa is like kneeling. It is better to use ”En basmalokh” (m), En basmalakh (to a female), basmalokhon (pl)