Do You Believe In Superstitions? | Easy Tunisian Arabic 17

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Host: Sedki Gaaloul
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[@cha.felino]

عسلامة صدق 😊

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عسلامة صديقي

[@JuraMalopolska]

In Poland We have slavic demon name Bobo who disciplnate children like Yours Buckchara demon. Bobo is small black figute.

[@younas258]

Wow. That's interesting

[@liliqua1293]

In Egypt, bogeyman is called bo’bo’

[@ClubisteM]

Very interesting. Thanks for your input.

[@JuraMalopolska]

@@ClubisteM on youtube in series "WĘDRÓWKI PYZY - odc. 6 "Pyza i bobaki" | cały odcinek | bajka dla dzieci po polsku" you have boboki demons shown :)

[@yasmineb4674]

It must be said that this only shows the northern Tunisian dialect which is really marked by French influence because that is where the settlers stayed the most and was much more mixed with the population. In the south there is another dialect, unfortunately it is never displayed

[@LittleHomieLightningtech]

isnt the southern accent basically libyan

[@rashabayoudh5884]

@@LittleHomieLightningtech not really no, it's quite different from Lybian. The dialect in the south is still tunisian, but it has just different pronunciation and some different words. The south has a very beautiful dialect and a nice melody to it.

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

@@LittleHomieLightningtech On the contrary, the Libyan dialect is one of the Tunisian dialects. Historically, Libya and Algeria were subordinate to the Tunisian state before the Ottoman occupation. The dialect of the South is the same as the dialect of the North, but they do not use French much in their speech, and this is what the brother in the comment above means.