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Bohtan Neo-Aramaic

modern Eastern Neo-Aramaic language

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العربية
Breton
Croatian
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Piedmontese
Serbian (Latin)
ไทย

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Assyrian Neo-Aramaic

Assyrian diaspora

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Central Semitic languages Christian Northeastern Neo-Aramaic dialects Eastern Aramaic languages Endangered Afroasiatic languages ISO language articles citing sources other than Ethnologue Language articles citing Ethnologue 27 Languages of Georgia (country)Languages of Kurdistan Languages of Russia

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Neo-Aramaic languages

Eastern Aramaic

Assyrian culture

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