An overview of the Middle East's languages | Glossika Live #1

A crash course into the basics of Persian, Arabic, Turkish, and Kurdish. This is the first episode of Glossika Live, a new series in which we place a spotlight on different languages from around the world.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 introduction
03:54 Turkish language
10:57 Arabic script
13:13 Modern Standard Arabic language
23:11 Persian language
32:03 Arabic dialects
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[@Glossika]

Important note: Hebrew (and a number of other smaller Middle Eastern languages) were not covered simply because the host does not speak these languages. These languages may be covered in a future session. Glossika Live will highlight one or two languages each month - sometimes as a beginner-oriented overview in English, sometimes as an intermediate-oriented presentation in the target language - and we hope to slowly work our way through as many languages as we can.

[@jonkr81]

a very interesting listen. thanks Imad!

[@JulieStudies]

This is super interesting!

[@kobikaicalev175]

I was also amazed when learning Turkish, indeed so systematic, and beautiful, i need to improve my Turkish

[@SameerKhan-yv7vr]

can you teach me turkish please

[@amal2755]

A good clip, but put the Saudi flag in the Arabic language. The Saudi dialect is now stronger than the Egyptian one, so much so that people on Twitter write in it. The Saudi dialect is closer to Classical because Classical emerged in the Arabian Peninsula. Read before you talk about languages.

[@Gemutte]

where is Hebrew?

[@kobikaicalev175]

Aramaic, south arabian (Mehri Soqotri), many languages missing. Listening to what's presented, hopefully the rest will be covered in tge next video

[@Gemutte]

@@kobikaicalev175 Pls dont forget Laz language too

[@kobikaicalev175]

@@Gemutte , Laz is extending to the Caucasus, through the south Caucasus, is very much the near east.... I think fairly, a middle east language overview, should include indeed Hebrew, one modern Aramaic, Mehri or Soqotri. Especially Hebrew and Aramaic have a very long mutual influence relationship with both Arabic Farsi and Kurdish, and with Turkish as well

[@Glossika]

Hi! This would have been a good caveat to mention at the beginning of the speech, in hindsight; Hebrew (and a number of other languages) weren't included simply because the host does not speak those languages. The goal of Glossika Live is to highlight a new language 1-2x per month - sometimes a beginner-oriented overview in English, sometimes an intermediate-oriented presentation in the target language - and we hope to slowly work our way through as many languages as we can. So Hebrew (and Aramaic, etc) may be featured in the future, and we might do another session that's, say, a general-interest topic discussed in Turkish.