اللهجة الشنوية

Abstract EN

The Amazigh language includes several dialects and local languages spread in North Africa, including the Chenoui dialect, which is the subject of our study in this article, which aims to clorify on some of the characteristics of this dialect, and this by studying an aspect of phonetics and the main parts of the sentence: noun, verb and pronoun, defining the geographical area of its centering and its local languages, and deducing its relation with certain other dialects.

We conclude from this study that the Chenoui dialect shared with its brothers the Berber dialects of morphological and grammatical composition, and that it also has a common vocabulary base in most cases, with slight differences.