Akkadian love poem

A poem transliteration!
Mušālu
Maṭṭaltaki ina mušālim
Banīt šiprātīya.
U ḫumṭī, iḫalliq.
"Arâmki" annûm gamir yâti.
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Girls of Babylon
The Akkadian
In Akkad city one finds numerous tablets of written clays in akkadian. This vehicular language, with Sumerian influences, will gradually be replaced by Aramaic. The Akkadian in itself constitutes, the eastern branch of the Semitic languages, of which, it is the oldest attested.
In the second millennium, it splits into two dialects which will each evolve on their side, the Assyrian and the Babylonian. In the form of the Babylonian, it will continue to be used until the beginning of the Christian era. The cuneiform alphabet in which it is written remains the trace of the very first writing ways of humanity. It was used to write a dozen languages for 3 millennia.
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