What languages are used in chaldean liturgy?

Chaldean liturgy primarily uses Arabic and Syriac. Syriac, a dialect of Aramaic, holds significance as the traditional language of the Chaldean Catholic Church, particularly in its liturgical texts. Arabic is also utilized, especially in regions where Arabic is the predominant language, to make the liturgy accessible to the faithful. Additionally, some prayers and hymns may incorporate other languages depending on the community and context.