(from the Ethnologue): "Eastern Algerian and Tunisian dialects are close, and Western Algerian and Moroccan dialects are close, but speakers prefer their own varieties."
What I think we should seek here are lexicostatistical percentages to determine just how divergent the individual dialects are from one another. I will ask Mustafaa.
Mark
On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 00:46:25 +0100, Yann Forget yann@forget-me.net wrote:
Le Saturday 27 November 2004 20:16, medifel@altern.org a écrit :
Algerian language, badly named "Arabic", Algerian Spoken, is the language of more than 20 millions persons. It's a mix of lot of languages like arabic, turkish, french, spanish, berber etc.
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I welcome the creation of a Wikipedia in Algerian.
Yann
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