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(Original post by SchmuckOff)
Do you speak both Arabic and French?
Do you speak both Arabic and French?
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(Original post by Kei Park)
Do you consider yourself African or Arabic?
Do you consider yourself African or Arabic?
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(Original post by Kei Park)
Do you consider yourself African or Arabic?
Do you consider yourself African or Arabic?
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(Original post by KAy1a.2021)
Hmmm that is hard question for me to answer
Hmmm that is hard question for me to answer
Same for Egyptians and Algerians. I know some of you guys speak Arabic though.
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(Original post by Kei Park)
I've met a few Morroccans who got mad when they got called African, but isn't Morrocco in North Africa?
Same for Egyptians and Algerians. I know some of you guys speak Arabic though.
I've met a few Morroccans who got mad when they got called African, but isn't Morrocco in North Africa?
Same for Egyptians and Algerians. I know some of you guys speak Arabic though.
but its kind of complicated to explain
maybe they are not african because they from different ethnic groups like amazigh
maybe that is why
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what about you?
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Do you know aswak assalam? I live near there (I'm assuming there's only one big one in Tangier because that's the only one I've seen ahaha)
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(Original post by CoochieMan)
Fr?? I'm from there as well!
Do you know aswak assalam? I live near there (I'm assuming there's only one big one in Tangier because that's the only one I've seen ahaha)
Fr?? I'm from there as well!
Do you know aswak assalam? I live near there (I'm assuming there's only one big one in Tangier because that's the only one I've seen ahaha)
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(Original post by KAy1a.2021)
yeah i've been there before like last year
yeah i've been there before like last year
Most people I speak to are from Marrakech
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(Original post by CoochieMan)
It's great to see someone else from Tangier
Most people I speak to are from Marrakech
It's great to see someone else from Tangier
Most people I speak to are from Marrakech
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When watching stuff on TV like say if a news channel shows a short documentary type video from a North African country I have heard the people use some French words when speaking Arabic. In Moroccan Arabic, do you like use some French words which have kind of like come to become part of Moroccan Arabic vocabulary. I speak Hindi and we often use several English words when speaking like team, we also have some words that we borrowed from English but have been altered to be easier to pronounce in Hindi like tomato is tamaatar. We also may often use English words for some certain emotions or technical vocabulary for which the Hindi equivalent is probably some Sanskrit or Persian word which is not used in the common everyday talk.
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(Original post by deltagolf)
When watching stuff on TV like say if a news channel shows a short documentary type video from a North African country I have heard the people use some French words when speaking Arabic. In Moroccan Arabic, do you like use some French words which have kind of like come to become part of Moroccan Arabic vocabulary. I speak Hindi and we often use several English words when speaking like team, we also have some words that we borrowed from English but have been altered to be easier to pronounce in Hindi like tomato is tamaatar. We also may often use English words for some certain emotions or technical vocabulary for which the Hindi equivalent is probably some Sanskrit or Persian word which is not used in the common everyday talk.
When watching stuff on TV like say if a news channel shows a short documentary type video from a North African country I have heard the people use some French words when speaking Arabic. In Moroccan Arabic, do you like use some French words which have kind of like come to become part of Moroccan Arabic vocabulary. I speak Hindi and we often use several English words when speaking like team, we also have some words that we borrowed from English but have been altered to be easier to pronounce in Hindi like tomato is tamaatar. We also may often use English words for some certain emotions or technical vocabulary for which the Hindi equivalent is probably some Sanskrit or Persian word which is not used in the common everyday talk.
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(Original post by Kei Park)
I've met a few Morroccans who got mad when they got called African, but isn't Morrocco in North Africa?
Same for Egyptians and Algerians. I know some of you guys speak Arabic though.
I've met a few Morroccans who got mad when they got called African, but isn't Morrocco in North Africa?
Same for Egyptians and Algerians. I know some of you guys speak Arabic though.
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lol im moroccan and if you're from morocco algeria egypt etc you're considered arab not african
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