2026 Wall Calendar, Assyrian Neo-Aramaic/English-Labeled, Sunday-Start Layout, Wire-Bound, 11 x 8.5 in (27.9 x 21.6 cm)

This bilingual (dual-labeled) calendar features the names of months and days of the week in Assyrian Neo-Aramaic and English. Beyond its utility for tracking dates, it serves as an educational tool, cultural touchstone (cultural artifact), and functional decor (aesthetic object).

Who is this calendar for?

• Language learners and students - This calendar helps you translate between Assyrian Neo-Aramaic and English and acts as a tool for passive learning and vocabulary reinforcement. It integrates essential calendar vocabulary (months and days of the week) into a daily visual environment and promotes retention through passive immersion and spaced repetition. Place it above a desk or study area to support immersion techniques.
• Language classrooms and educators - Teachers and tutors use this calendar as an instructional resource and classroom visual aid. This Assyrian Neo-Aramaic + English bilingual calendar can also serve as a tool for teaching calendar concepts and time management. It is suitable for K-12 classrooms, language academies, and homeschooling environments.
• Linguistics enthusiasts and polyglots - For "language geeks" interested in comparative linguistics or the mechanics of different languages and who value the aesthetic differences in scripts, orthography, and typography of different languages, the dual-labeled (Assyrian Neo-Aramaic and English) calendar serves as an object of intellectual interest.
• Those looking for interior design and smart decor ideas - As a smart decor accessory, this Assyrian Neo-Aramaic/English calendar is aesthetically pleasing but also implies intellectual curiosity and multilingualism. The calendar has a minimalist aesthetic and signals appreciation for global cultures. Use it in modern home offices, libraries, or coffee shops as sophisticated, functional wall art.
• Gift buyers - Choose this calendar if you are looking for specific, personalized gift ideas for friends or colleagues who have an affinity for multilingualism. A niche, thoughtful alternative to generic stationery, this gift demonstrates that you understand the recipient's specific interest in languages and cultures.