Aramaic Speaking Village Syria at Alyssa Braine blog

Aramaic Speaking Village Syria. Explore malula, a syrian village preserving the ancient aramaic language spoken during jesus' time, amidst historical and cultural heritage. Hunched over a thick book, george zaarour uses a magnifying glass to decipher aramaic script—the biblical language of jesus. Elias khoury, top right, whose granddaughter, katya, below left, studies aramaic in the village,. The houses are constructed of stones with flat beam roofs. Exploring maaloula, syria, a sacred religious site in the mountains of syria where. The houses are built on the slopes of a huge cirque of rocks that encloses the village; | immerse yourself in the rich linguistic heritage of malloula by interacting with locals who still speak aramaic. Maalua, syria — in the ancient syrian village of maalula, whose residents still speak the same language as jesus, volunteers rake stones and scrub graffiti in preparation for the return of. Maʿlula, village in southern syria about 30 mi (50 km) north of damascus. Aramaic is still spoken in malula, a cliffside village in southwestern syria.

Explore malula, a syrian village preserving the ancient aramaic language spoken during jesus' time, amidst historical and cultural heritage. The houses are built on the slopes of a huge cirque of rocks that encloses the village; Aramaic is still spoken in malula, a cliffside village in southwestern syria. Elias khoury, top right, whose granddaughter, katya, below left, studies aramaic in the village,. Hunched over a thick book, george zaarour uses a magnifying glass to decipher aramaic script—the biblical language of jesus. The houses are constructed of stones with flat beam roofs. Maʿlula, village in southern syria about 30 mi (50 km) north of damascus. | immerse yourself in the rich linguistic heritage of malloula by interacting with locals who still speak aramaic. Exploring maaloula, syria, a sacred religious site in the mountains of syria where. Maalua, syria — in the ancient syrian village of maalula, whose residents still speak the same language as jesus, volunteers rake stones and scrub graffiti in preparation for the return of.

SYRIA Maalula, the last remaining village in Syria where Aramaic is

Aramaic Speaking Village Syria Aramaic is still spoken in malula, a cliffside village in southwestern syria. Hunched over a thick book, george zaarour uses a magnifying glass to decipher aramaic script—the biblical language of jesus. Exploring maaloula, syria, a sacred religious site in the mountains of syria where. Maalua, syria — in the ancient syrian village of maalula, whose residents still speak the same language as jesus, volunteers rake stones and scrub graffiti in preparation for the return of. Explore malula, a syrian village preserving the ancient aramaic language spoken during jesus' time, amidst historical and cultural heritage. Elias khoury, top right, whose granddaughter, katya, below left, studies aramaic in the village,. The houses are constructed of stones with flat beam roofs. Aramaic is still spoken in malula, a cliffside village in southwestern syria. The houses are built on the slopes of a huge cirque of rocks that encloses the village; | immerse yourself in the rich linguistic heritage of malloula by interacting with locals who still speak aramaic. Maʿlula, village in southern syria about 30 mi (50 km) north of damascus.