The Palestinian Vernacular Dialect: A Perpetual Heritage
The classical Arabic language has preserved pronunciations, vocabulary, and meanings, such that it has closely linked the Arabs from East to West linguistically. However, the cultural linguistic sound of the pronunciation of the Arabic letters among all Arabs is variable, for each of these countrie...
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The classical Arabic language has preserved pronunciations, vocabulary, and meanings, such that it has closely linked the Arabs from East to West linguistically. However, the cultural linguistic sound of the pronunciation of the Arabic letters among all Arabs is variable, for each of these countries has such a way that it forms the identity of the person linked to his place, and since the Palestinian dialect is one of the dialects of the Levant, but it has a specificity that differs from other Levantine dialects, even if they are similar. I must point out the importance of the sense of hearing in perceiving linguistic sound and the way it is pronounced, and that learning colloquial dialects is by word of mouth. However, there are some clear details that can be monitored by scientific research to clarify the aesthetics of dialects in general.
The Palestinian dialect is the first evidence of the deep-rooted, living and sustainable cultural heritage among the original heritage bearers, the people of Palestine. Note that the Palestinian dialect itself is different between the people of cities, villages and the desert, so the music of the pronunciation of letters and their audible tone determines the identity of the speaker.
In this study, the features of the Palestinian dialect that took root in the place on the tongue of the Palestinians are examined. Which is the first feature of Palestinian national identity.
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| spelling | doaj-art-8b2f86f975a749caaa86ea82d7198d842025-08-20T03:50:11ZaraCenter of Research in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC)Turath2830-98632992-06982024-06-0121The Palestinian Vernacular Dialect: A Perpetual HeritageAmani AL-JUNAIDI0National Register of Intangible Cultural Heritage, Palestine The classical Arabic language has preserved pronunciations, vocabulary, and meanings, such that it has closely linked the Arabs from East to West linguistically. However, the cultural linguistic sound of the pronunciation of the Arabic letters among all Arabs is variable, for each of these countries has such a way that it forms the identity of the person linked to his place, and since the Palestinian dialect is one of the dialects of the Levant, but it has a specificity that differs from other Levantine dialects, even if they are similar. I must point out the importance of the sense of hearing in perceiving linguistic sound and the way it is pronounced, and that learning colloquial dialects is by word of mouth. However, there are some clear details that can be monitored by scientific research to clarify the aesthetics of dialects in general. The Palestinian dialect is the first evidence of the deep-rooted, living and sustainable cultural heritage among the original heritage bearers, the people of Palestine. Note that the Palestinian dialect itself is different between the people of cities, villages and the desert, so the music of the pronunciation of letters and their audible tone determines the identity of the speaker. In this study, the features of the Palestinian dialect that took root in the place on the tongue of the Palestinians are examined. Which is the first feature of Palestinian national identity. https://journals.crasc.dz/index.php/turath/article/view/30Palestinian DialectHeritageCultureLinguistic VoiceIdentity |
| spellingShingle | Amani AL-JUNAIDI The Palestinian Vernacular Dialect: A Perpetual Heritage Turath Palestinian Dialect Heritage Culture Linguistic Voice Identity |
| title | The Palestinian Vernacular Dialect: A Perpetual Heritage |
| title_full | The Palestinian Vernacular Dialect: A Perpetual Heritage |
| title_fullStr | The Palestinian Vernacular Dialect: A Perpetual Heritage |
| title_full_unstemmed | The Palestinian Vernacular Dialect: A Perpetual Heritage |
| title_short | The Palestinian Vernacular Dialect: A Perpetual Heritage |
| title_sort | palestinian vernacular dialect a perpetual heritage |
| topic | Palestinian Dialect Heritage Culture Linguistic Voice Identity |
| url | https://journals.crasc.dz/index.php/turath/article/view/30 |
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