Zıwanê Aramkiyê Newey
Zıwanê Aramkiyê Newey ya zi Zıwanê Aramkiyê Moderni, varyantê zıwananê Aramkiyano ke demanê miyan u moderni de veciyê miyan u heta nıka qısey benê, êyê. Nê zıwani ewro verocê rocvetışê Tırkiya, İran u zımey İraqi de qısey benê. Cokao ke zıwanê resmi niyê, game be game kemiyenê.
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