Assyrian language
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Assyrian (endonym: ܣܥܪܝܛ, romanized: Sorith) is a Semitic language from 1950 B.C and was an Akkadian dialect first used in northern Mesopotamia. Assyrian is currently an endangered language, spoken in the north of Iraq by a community Assyrian Christians from the Lower Tyari region of south-eastern Turkey, but it's said the language is also spoken in Georgia.