CENTRAL ATLAS TAMAZIGHT LANGUAGE

[@SirBoggins]

The Atlas mountains have been a bastion for Amazigh-Berber culture and people for millennia! May such ways stay that way! 🫡♊️

[@SirBoggins]

@@libyansoldier9674 Done!

[@nawfelmoumen1910]

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[@SirBoggins]

@@nawfelmoumen1910 poliwhatio?

[@MuhammedYounesBOUKHERROU-ry4kz]

Your Channel is Amazing and perfect. Thank you very much tanemmirt greetings from algeria🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@leonardoschiavelli6478]

Hope this language never dies. Long live Tamazgha. 🟦🟩🟨

[@octaviff9451]

First vidoe on youtube talking about our dialect ❤️ tanmmirt attas fron central Atlas ❤️❤️

[@cilia5027]

C’est très intéressant de voir les différentes langues amazigh 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Davlavi]

Nice thanks for sharing.

[@commentateur6114]

As a taqbaylit native speaker, it is hard for me to understand atlas tamazight because of : 1/ shifting voyels 2/ shifting consonnes in some dialects ("aqjun" for "dog" is the taqbaylit word but not "aqzin") 3/ greater influence of arabic and french in kabyle than atlas tamazight for historical reasons 4/ words that we don't share ("aksum" means "meat" in taqbaylit but we do not know "tifiyyin") If a had to live in Atlas Marocco, it would require me at least two months there to become fluent in their langage. I would not start from zero but i would have a lot to learn. Do not leave our berberic tongue for arabic. Stand up proudly for our cultur from Lybia to Marocco. Greetings from France.

[@xenebidule9422]

I am Kabyle and lived in Morocco during my studies. They say aksum for meat. Tifiyi is a chleuh word, not atlasian tamazight. Aqzin is the riffian word, in tamazight n watlas they say aydi. All the words they put are variations of tamazight in Morocco, but the correct amazigh words are usually the same as in kabyle. For the greater influence of arabic and french, akdinigh tsadh lhaq agma, nigh aka. However, it doesn’t mean that the words used in the video didn’t exist in kabyle. For instance, itij in kabyle for sun, before we had tafukt, such as in zayan. To put my comment to an end amdakul-iw, I learned central atlas tamazight in less than 1 month. La conjugaison kif kif, akwd wawal. Il y a des différences de mots certes, mais j’arrivais déjà à les comprendre.

[@aytaf5430]

@@xenebidule9422 Yes,

[@Daavlavi]

Great video as always

[@slametdinatadinata645]

Amazigh is Amazing!

[@rep1987]

Can you also please do Tharifit?? amazing video!

[@soniyasinha3496]

thank you for sharing

[@redaait9561]

0:36 I live in beni mellal thank you for the video

[@themoroccanball]

Are you from Beni Mellal

[@FrejthKing]

T-Amazing! language

[@ayoubzaim791]

Great job 👏🏻👏🏻ⵣ❤

[@غزلانغزولة-ض3ص]

So beautiful 😍 🤩 👌 ❣️ 😍

[@joseg.solano1891]

Finally! Many, many thanks!

[@AttlasSous-bs1ue]

Greet work 🙋

[@wiescizwioski]

Thank you for interesting information. Misterious language. Won't the second movie be released today?

[@salimcharikh6238]

It's funny to see that the Central Atlas Tamazight word for ‘dog’ is ‘Aqzin’, while the Kabyle words are ‘Aqjun’ and ‘Aqzih’. ‘Aqzin’ sounds like a mixture of the two Kabyle words 😂. Also, ‘Aydi’ seems to be the common way of referring to a dog in Berber, as in Kabyle (all my grandparents used to utulize it (from Béjaia), but it's tending to disappear in Kabyle) and in Chaoui, and in many other languages.

[@ryanmartinez7213]

Northern African regional language.

[@Abdelhakz-we7hk]

I'm from north algeria we speak an Arabic dialect and our accent is similar to this language

[@BraKha-rb6qv]

Hi, thanks for this beautiful job, I am from Asammer in Marocco i dont find our amazigh dialecte in your vidéos, And i am available to work with you for make a video in our tamazight

[@ilovelanguages0124]

Thank you! Please help me with it! Here are the things we need from you: Text and Audio for the following: (1 audio per category mp3 format) 1. The native name of the language/ dialect, 2. Numbers 1 to 10, 3. Greetings & Phrases, 4. Vocabulary, 5. Any story / Sample text, 6. Images for: Flag & Emblem, Traditional Costumes, Art/ Patterns. 7. Info about the language, people, & culture (w/ images) 8. Suggestion for Background music :D Stay happy, Andy Email: [e-mail]

[@zakialouissantiago5952]

Thanks so much ❤❤

[@hihello-yv2tt]

Which berber confederation spoke this language? Was it the masmuda berbers? Also I heard Ait Atta led the expansion of this language however were they Masmuda who originally spoke chilha?

[@zakialouissantiago5952]

This is not shelha 🙂

[@hihello-yv2tt]

@@zakialouissantiago5952 I know but is it originally a mix of chelha and sanhaja?

[@zakialouissantiago5952]

@@hihello-yv2tt of curse not snhaja and znata and little of msmoda because the sud of middle atlass talking tamazight mixt with little of shelha

[@ayymen]

Mostly Zenaga/Senhaja but also some Zenata and Masmuda.

[@ikhebdieishetnietgoeddathe4057]

8 = Tam = Tám in Vietnamese 9 = Tza = Chín in Vietnamese 10 = Mara = Mười in Vietnamese 😮

[@Yashodharpoornima2514]

Day 21 of asking to make a video on accents of kannada i speak Mangalore accent please i can volunteer please tell me

[@AK-12WITHSUPPRESSOR]

🤫🧏

[@KingsleyAmuzu]

Could you make Iraqi Arabic and Persian?

[@Shareenear]

This reminds me of Kalmyk, with all the crazy Schrödinger's clusters of consonants where vowels are actually pronounced between them

[@joseg.solano1891]

Cypriot Arabic, please

[@IrulaiKanai]

in tamil akam means house we pronouce axam and agam

[@Kunta-Kinte002]

Believe me i really admire the Tamils and other Dravidians , 🤜🤛🤝

[@Kunta-Kinte002]

@IdjUrgaz village taddart Tazeqqa= maison And i don't think axxam is a loanword, in kabyle for tent they say Achlouh , I think you are rifi

[@Kunta-Kinte002]

@IdjUrgaz taddart= county(village) House= Tazeqqa I don't think axxam is arabic because in Kabyle tent they call it Achluḥ, it's a coincidence I think in this situation.

[@Kunta-Kinte002]

@IdjUrgaz thank you mis n tmurt for the information

[@AntosiculoEolo]

Sound more close to semitic language than romance languages

[@akay2833]

it is definitely closer to semitic languages since it's part of the afroasiatic languages alongside the semitic family

[@Bellarej350]

Sorry but who said it's close to romance languages 💀?? It's an Afro-Asiatic language so it's close to the semitic languages since they belong to the same language family

[@connormurphy683]

It has adopted the sounds ħ and ʕ and some loanwords from Arabic, as it has been in close contact with it for almost 1400 years.

[@Kunta-Kinte002]

​​​@@connormurphy683h it's ancient and authentic . ع yes it's borrowed since the punic era

[@Daavlavi]

Good knowledge thanks

[@KingsleyAmuzu]

How similar is it to Arabic?

[@Kunta-Kinte002]

What do you mean?

[@nawfelmoumen1910]

Depends on regions but between 15-55% of the vocabulary

[@zach0gr]

Or amazir Its script seems as aderivative of greek Although not arabic is has a strong arabic toning

[@Kunta-Kinte002]

Afro-Asiatic family, and also they borrowed a bunch of loanwords from Arabic , Amico

[@Thamazgha-tamurth-enegh]

​@@Kunta-Kinte002It's not called "borrowed" when it's forced upon you. It's called enforced words al7mar

[@ayymen]

Tifinagh is older than the Greek alphabet.

[@zach0gr]

​@@ayymen wiki says 600 BCE Greek is from 800 BC, though it is certain it can be much older How can it be older?

[@ayymen]

@@zach0gr My reference in this subject is Dr. Abdellah El Haloui. He claims that since the oldest deciphered Tifinagh inscription (from 700-500 BCE) features a well-defined writing system, it must be the result of a much older tradition. Note that unlike Greek, Tifinagh didn't evolve from Phoenician, so we don't have an upper limit to estimate its age.