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The Maltese language is one of the smallest languages in the world, with half a million speakers, and its use is limited to the island of Malta alone. However, it is considered the only European language of Semitic origin, and the only Semitic language written in Latin letters! This is because its origin is from Sicilian Arabic, which came from North African Arabic. The Arab influence on the Maltese language has continued to this day, because the Knights of St. John of Malta, or the Hospitallers, breathed a new spirit into it by creating an alphabet of Latin letters, which gave it strength and continuity in the face of the attempts of the British occupation to impose its language and culture on the inhabitants of the island, which prompted them to adhere to their identity. Against the will of the occupier.
How did the Maltese language originate, what is its relationship to the Arabic language, and what influences did it have from Italian, English, and French? What are its most important characteristics? Watch with us the episode until the end about the #Maltese_language from the series of #History_of_Languages episodes, and do not forget to confirm your subscription to the #Walak_AlRawi channel and activate notifications 🔔 to receive new updates. Or you can now support the channel by joining / hsnarrator or the (Super Thanks) feature located below each video, or directly via PayPal through the link www.paypal .com/paypalme/TElshafei
00:00 Introduction
01:03 A glimpse into the history of Malta
03:44 How did the Maltese language appear?
06:59 The most important characteristics of the Maltese language
09:17 Maltese language today
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⭕ Episodes you must watch:
- Classical Arabic • تطور اللغة العربية في ...
- The origins of the Arabic language • اللغة العربية نشأتها و...
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⭕ Episode sources:
- Talaat Suleiman, Arabic Vocabulary in the Maltese Language, Lebanon Library
- Ilanguages website (Maltese language)
⭕ Visual material used:
- Glimpses from the history of Malta
- Website of the National Council for the Maltese Language
It was cut in accordance with the fair usage policy allowed on most display platforms.
⭕ Photographs:
- Website of the National Council for the Maltese Language
- Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
- Encyclopedia of knowledge
All images are in public view and carry a Creative Commons license.
⭕ Audio material:
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Audio was recorded with a BOYA M1 lavalier Clip-On Mic
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The audio was processed with Audacity 3.0.2
The montage was made in Adobe Premiere 2018
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