اللهجات العربية في الجزائر: الأصول والامتداد

Abstract EN

Undoubtedly, Arabic dialects have established themselves in Algeria since the dawn of the first Islamic conquests.

this occurred with the conquering leaders, and Arab missions continued to north Africa, reaching its peak during the Hilalian migration.

Algerians embraced the Islamic religion individually and collectively, learning Arabic as the language of the Quran.

it became the language they spoke, wrote, conversed, and studied in, eventually becoming a personal characteristic and a cornerstone of identity.

despite ottoman and French presence in Algeria, the Algerians remained steadfast in preserving their language as a symbol of their identity and the embodiment of their Arab heritage.

the vocabulary and structures used in Algerian colloquial Arabic have a close connection to classical Arabic, and the evident linguistic affinity between the two is clear.

through this discussion, we will, god willing, illustrate various and diverse examples.