This is for the love of ancient languages and the ancient world. Having studied Aramaic at university I would like to share a little knowledge. The intention is to present a small portion of grammar with the hope to encourage others to learn. If you are encouraged to study Aramaic the best place to learn would be in the classroom with a tutor. The classroom setting allows students to practice pronunciation, ask questions and provide structured learning. For that reason the internet is not always an ideal solution. The internet may be a great resource for information but use great caution if you want to pay for lessons. It is reasonable that if you do decide to enrol on an online course to ask that your tutor is suitably qualified! One should also be careful if one sees modern sayings or slogans translated into Aramaic. Scholars educated in Aramaic refrain from doing such things. It may be best to avoid such people.