Algerian Arabic (Dziri / Jza'iri دزيري / جزائري )
Algerian Arabic is a variety of Maghrebi Arabic spoken in Algeria
by about 20 million people. It is mainly used as spoken language in homes
and between friends, and also in songs, and is rarely written down.
Algerian Arabic has a Berber substrate and many loan words from
French, Spanish and Turkish.
Algerian Arabic pronunciation
Consonants
Vowels
Information about Algerian Arabic pronunciation compiled by Wolfram Siegel
Sample videos in Algerian Arabic
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Links
Information about Algerian Arabichttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algerian_Arabic http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=arq
Learn Algerian Arabic online (free trial available)http://www.arabicdialects.com/arabicabc.html
A proposal for a standard written Maghrebi Arabichttp://works.bepress.com/Emad-Adel/1/
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Varieties of Arabic
Algerian ,
Cypriot ,
Egyptian ,
Lebanese ,
Modern Standard ,
Moroccan ,
Syrian ,
Tunisian
Semitic languages
Akkadian ,
Amharic ,
Arabic (Algerian) ,
Arabic (Egyptian) ,
Arabic (Lebanese) ,
Arabic (Modern Standard) ,
Arabic (Moroccan) ,
Arabic (Syrian) ,
Aramaic ,
Argobba ,
Assyrian / Neo-Assyrian ,
Canaanite ,
Chaha ,
Chaldean Neo-Aramaic ,
Ge'ez ,
Hadhramautic ,
Hebrew ,
Himyaritic ,
Jewish Neo-Aramaic ,
Maltese ,
Mandaic ,
Nabataean ,
Neo-Mandaic ,
Phoenician ,
Punic ,
Qatabanic ,
Sabaean ,
Sabaic ,
Silt'e ,
Syriac ,
Tigre ,
Tigrinya ,
Turoyo ,
Ugaritic ,
Western Neo-Aramaic
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