In the ninth episode of the Dingo podcast, we delve into the Aryan migration to the land of modern-day Iran and explore the language of one of the largest groups of these migrants, the Medes. This is a language of which no inscriptions or writings remain, leaving us with only scattered words and local dialects as its legacy. We will explore the topic of the Medes in two parts. In the second part (the tenth episode of Dingo), we will discuss the modern languages and local dialects that have their roots in the Median language. Produced and presented by Mani Parsa in collaboration with Shahriar Siami.

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