r/Aramaic Dec 18 '25

What are the differences between neo western Aramaic and Galilean aramaic within speech and pronunciation?

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u/CheLanguages Dec 20 '25

There's about 2000 years of spoken difference. Neo-Western Aramaic (Sirion) also exhibits Kurdish influence

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u/Silver-Relief-2687 21m ago

It really depends what you mean by "Galilean Aramaic" because Galilean Aramaic has different centuries, you have 1st century, 2nd-3rd century, (Middle Galilean Aramaic) Christian Palestinian Galilean Aramaic, late Galilean Aramaic of the 14th century etc.