Dziri · Darja
The Maghrebi Arabic of Algeria. Internally varied between urban Tellian, Saharan, and Hilalian rural varieties; carries deep Berber substrate and French contact lexicon.
- Spoken in
- Approximate centre
- 36.75°, 3.06°
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Algerian Arabic vs Sudanese Arabic
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The Arabic of Sudan, retaining a number of older features lost in other dialects and shaped by long contact with Nubian and other African languages.
- Spoken in
- Approximate centre
- 15.50°, 32.56°
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DialectAlgerian ArabicThe Maghrebi Arabic of Algeria. Internally varied between urban Tellian, Saharan, and Hilalian rural varieties; carries deep Berber substrate and French contact lexicon.DialectSudanese ArabicThe Arabic of Sudan, retaining a number of older features lost in other dialects and shaped by long contact with Nubian and other African languages.CompareAlgerian Arabic vs Chadian ArabicAtlasExplore the atlasRead the full picture of Arabic and the dialects within it.