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Homs Arabic: First Issues

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Authors: KALACH, NAJLA;

handle: 11573/946079

Homs Arabic: First Issues

Abstract

My paper deals with the Arabic spoken in the city of Hims (or Ḥomṣ) located in the Central part of Syria. The aim is to present the main data, collected after the beginning of the civil war in 2011. The recordings contain elements of dialect spoken by natives who decided to escape from Syria or who live abroad for personal reasons. The sources were gathered throughout Italy and various Arab countries such as United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Qatar. The linguistic analysis presents some peculiarities of Ḥomṣ Arabic (henceforth HA) on a phonological and morphological level

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Arabic dialectology; Syrian dialects; Spoken Arabic of Hims; Arab sociolinguistics

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