A common belief is that Jordanian Arabic is mostly similar to Palestinian Arabic. It will be shown that although the dialects of the eastern and western bank of the Jordan river are rightly classified as Southern Levantine, there is compelling linguistic evidence that the sedentary varieties spoken in Jordan did not originate from Palestine, but rather from the North, more precisely from Horān, an ancient settlement area of the Levant located between what is now Jordan and Syria
The present study deals with the spoken dialect of the Ghawarneh community, who inhabit the Jordan ...
This chapter provides an overview of the linguistic outcomes of contact between Arabic and Northern ...
This thesis on Hebrew borrowings in Palestinian Arabic provides detailed casework from an understudi...
This research paper discusses Jordanian Arabic dialectology from a sociolinguistic perspective. It l...
El-Karak and es-Salṭ are two Jordanian towns which have traditionally been in close contact with Bed...
El-Karak and es-Salṭ are two Jordanian towns which have traditionally been in close contact with Bed...
In cultural studies, using your own dialect in communication means that you belong to the culture of...
The paper investigates the issue of dialect and cultural contact among Jordanians living in Irbid ci...
Etude descriptive du parler arabe de Salt en Jordanie. La description couvre des questions relatives...
International audienceThe goal of the present paper is to provide a revaluation of the classificatio...
This chapter gives an overview of the linguistic situation in the Levant (including Syria, Lebanon, ...
The identity of Jordanians of Palestinian origin, the majority of whom have been born in Jordan or h...
The 1948 war created a new situation in Palestine. Palestinians became dispersed across political bo...
This is a sociolinguistic study that tries to investigate the peculiarity of the Bedouin dialect reg...
This study investigates the phonetic and phonological variation in the speech of Fallahi (rural) mi...
The present study deals with the spoken dialect of the Ghawarneh community, who inhabit the Jordan ...
This chapter provides an overview of the linguistic outcomes of contact between Arabic and Northern ...
This thesis on Hebrew borrowings in Palestinian Arabic provides detailed casework from an understudi...
This research paper discusses Jordanian Arabic dialectology from a sociolinguistic perspective. It l...
El-Karak and es-Salṭ are two Jordanian towns which have traditionally been in close contact with Bed...
El-Karak and es-Salṭ are two Jordanian towns which have traditionally been in close contact with Bed...
In cultural studies, using your own dialect in communication means that you belong to the culture of...
The paper investigates the issue of dialect and cultural contact among Jordanians living in Irbid ci...
Etude descriptive du parler arabe de Salt en Jordanie. La description couvre des questions relatives...
International audienceThe goal of the present paper is to provide a revaluation of the classificatio...
This chapter gives an overview of the linguistic situation in the Levant (including Syria, Lebanon, ...
The identity of Jordanians of Palestinian origin, the majority of whom have been born in Jordan or h...
The 1948 war created a new situation in Palestine. Palestinians became dispersed across political bo...
This is a sociolinguistic study that tries to investigate the peculiarity of the Bedouin dialect reg...
This study investigates the phonetic and phonological variation in the speech of Fallahi (rural) mi...
The present study deals with the spoken dialect of the Ghawarneh community, who inhabit the Jordan ...
This chapter provides an overview of the linguistic outcomes of contact between Arabic and Northern ...
This thesis on Hebrew borrowings in Palestinian Arabic provides detailed casework from an understudi...