THIS MOROCCAN TRIBE SPEAKS AN ANCIENT SAHARAN LANGUAGE 🇲🇦

[@AncestralBrew]

Let me know if you guys enjoyed the captions in this video. If they're distracting I can remove them from future videos.

[@AngelBaby-cp6kf]

The captions are too small and go by too fast.

[@_.somayya._]

You should definitely keep them

[@haytamthegoldeneagle7484]

They are really useful, please keep them

[@saadiaoulahyan7722]

I love the video , but our language is not actually saharian, we amazigh are originally from Asia " China, Japan " so the Language came from there, I don't know if you have noticed that some of the people have Asian eyes, our music is also similar to ancien Asia, and farming techniques...

[@gwynbleidd_doethbleidd]

​@@saadiaoulahyan7722 bro what

[@lagouira]

love that Sousi-amazigh music in the background (RIBAB INSTRUMENT)😍

[@agostocobain2729]

Ali, you're picking up customs, traditions, and language of this beautiful culture very well. Thank you to the beautiful people of Morocco. Thank you for your hospitality towards my people (Irani) Your culture is very similar to our Persian culture. We also are very hospitable people, and show affection through tea as well. We stay sippin' that good stuff too! Middle Eastern culture is a very beautiful culture in general. To Ali, dude, you should have been vlogging your travels more bro, and post them more. Stay safe bro, and lots of love to Morocco, and it's beautiful people.

[@gmailyou367]

Morocco is not Middle East bro 😂 this is north africa. It’s disrespectful to change our identity and call us what we’re not

[@SoufianeBella]

I have a friend 🌴from Iran 💚☀️🌴👍.Mustafa and💚 Amin from tahran🌴👍 💚in Odessa. Ukraine. 😂crazy time☀️🌏love💚 frome 💚Morocco.🌴

[@gmailyou367]

@@SoufianeBellaand you find it normal people calling you middle easterner? 💀

[@texmexexpress]

@@agostocobain2729Iran isn't in the Middle East and Persian culture is nothing like this. What has Middle Eastern culture anything to do with Persian culture?! It's disrepectful to call a nation something they are not. Persia is the crown jewel of Eurasia and is located in West and Central Asia, not the Middle East.

[@kandi_glow]

Im reaaaaallly happy that u enjoyed our amazigh culture🎉

[@s.maj.3747]

Respect that Dahmad gives back to his community

[@hallandir]

Berber languages aren't Saharan. The Berberisation of the Sahara desert would have been caused by the introduction of the dromedary in North Africa from the 3rd to the 5th century AD. Berbers are originally a sedentary Mediterranean people from the Atlas mountains and the temperate parts of North Africa, nomadism is not native to them. Some Berber groups adopted it when camels were introduced to North Africa and settled in the Sahara, but they're a minority among Berber people who are in their huge majority sedentary people with a Mediterranean culture. Nowadays stereotypes due to mass tourism and Orientalism tend to picture Berbers as desert nomads but that's very biased and inaccurate, a minority can't represent the majority :)

[@AncestralBrew]

Hi this is true genetically but according to linguist dr Abdelleh elhaloui, professor of linguistics at Marrakech, the amazigh languages urheimat (homeland), may have a Saharan origin. I will post my interview with him shortly.

[@qa686]

love the new style of content bro! maybe you can do a tie in with dna stuff, like maybe mentioning what ethnicity live in certain areas and what physical traits they share like, and a genetic composition of areas. the villagers in this one had a very distinct look to them , almost like native mexicans

[@epsilon-less-than-0]

It's SO heartwarming to see this video... I can see many similarities in lifestyle between my village in Rif mountains and this village in High Atlas mountains... miss home!

[@abdelkarimlalloucht2303]

The people inhabiting the High Atlas Mountains belong to the Mesmouda tribe (Imesmouden), with a substantial representation of the Z5009 branch under E-M81. What's intriguing about the area u just visited is the noteworthy prevalence of the E-V22 branch in significant proportions.

[@FireGodSlayer]

​@robertolang9684tunisians are berberd and carthaginians were mostly berberd mixed with europeans

[@mauri3274]

@robertolang9684this area (high atlas mountains) has nothing to do with Carthagians nor with romans,cultivate yourself dude

[@mauri3274]

@robertolang9684 you just changed the topic,we were talking abt carthagian and romans in Morocco ! and no, not all atlas mountains r dust go check middle atlas to see greenness, you may talk about Sahara (desert) ,all saharra was green land 6,000-11,000 years ago ,and thats called North African humid period ,before talking history go check what geography looks like nowdays!

[@turdattempt]

​@robertolang9684You can't read neither text nor maps. Amazing.

[@amiwho3464]

Your channel is awsome man! Dont worry about the people that are angry because you started travel vlogging instead. I see you still put up DNA videos and thats very appreciated (I subbed early because of that). But this is good too! Keep following your dreams dear bro.

[@lamaz1113]

I liked the video, typical and atypical at the same time, thank you 🫶🏻

[@ilyassebadr3613]

This is one of the greatest ideas for KZbin Top notch and loved it ❤

[@olegwiththeknowledge1729]

This is so awesome, best travel video I’ve seen in a long time. Money can’t get!

[@morro400]

I love this video and the soundtracks took me back to childhood ❤️❤️

[@keepmovn8039]

Hey nice vlog. Keep going with what you do. This is great. Share the world the authenticity of different cultures at its pure honest view of living. Lets learn to understand each other without the need to polish the reality. I love this kind of vlog, honest, original, no sugar coating, and makes you feel you are a part of the experience. Thank you for sharing.

[@methe111]

in every moroccan village there is a dahmad or more

[@BronzeArms]

And a Idier or Boujam3a

[@BenAdam76-q9h]

It's really good to see Moroccans switching from old-school french to English as a Spoken foreign language.

[@Theuniverse-11]

I am Moroccan and I speak Amazigh, English, Spanish, and Korean

[@zhubinphua2824]

You can totally be a travel vlogger

[@NouijfaNaima]

Should definitely visit the rif and khenifra/zayane and middle atlas like azrou and ifrane because the south isn't an accurate depiction of amazigh since morocco is so diverse linguistically and phenotypically

[@ardattarikh]

Great video you should definitely visit the Ait Atta tribe and the middle atlas amazighs as well in Khenifra and those areas

[@30secondsflat]

Love the new documentary/travel style. Please keep it up, but please don't lose the DNA analysis. Both are great

[@Boug0014]

Beautiful. Was the video taken after the earthquake? The village looks recovered. Glad to see

[@wassimazize4924]

"Hello, I kindly ask you, while you're researching the Amazigh genome, to visit some villages in the High Atlas Mountains such as Imilchil , Anfgou, Agoudal... The people there are very conservative and have not been mixed yet, and you will discover many interesting things. Thank you."

[@frenchmontana5880]

This is a village where everybody is family. So that means that this one also isn’t mixed.

[@abdulsalamsaadallah6760]

بالصحة والراحة - comfort with health

[@ALADDIN9999]

AN Iranian in Morrocco , your welcome Bro ..

[@agostocobain2729]

Thank you. We are very similar bro, we have the same culture. Tea, friends, and family as guests over the house, and love to feed our guests. I hope you guys come to Iran for visit.

[@ALADDIN9999]

@@agostocobain2729as Morrocan , i’am a lover of Persian culture , i grow up with Iranian people here in France ...i have a lot of miniature, carpet from Iran in décoration at home ..

[@B.S.M.A__54]

Welcome 🇲🇦

[@nt1091]

really proud of you for only eating from your portion part in Tagine and not taking from others around you. It shows great consideration and manners 😂

[@Sara-rv3op]

I wonder if Dari (Farsi) I speak which means river somehow related to Darija Fessi.

[@FREEd5407]

🇲🇦ⵣ

[@Badolado384]

My dad is from Nador, I can understand and speak Tarifit (Rifeño) the local Tamazight dialect 😁 although I can hold a conversation i'm not fluent, and the language is not written as most only Tarifit speakers can't read or write, in recent years the use of the indigenous cript was introduced which is based on Phoenician/Punic 😁

[@AmnayLmarbouh-zn5xt]

The title is wrong it is not a Sahara language and yes it is ancient dates to more than 3000 years

[@John-pk9rw]

Tamazirt means village, not countryside

[@lefilsdelatlas]

merci bien pour cette belle vidéo, or le berbère était toujours d'origine Africain du nord,

[@oussamaid7490]

Cooooool great Job 👏

[@omarfaroukboulmarouf6274]

Are you planning to visit the north?? Also a place that no youtuber ever goes to is the rif region, the rif region is with the rif mountains ,now dont get riyafa mixed with jebala, jebala are the people in like chefchaoun,jebala dont speak amazigh they speak jebli which is like a dialect of darija . riyafa are like hoceima and nador and they speak an amazigh dialect called riffiya. And the reason why no one goes there is because riyafa dont like foreigners , but its also very rich in tribes and tradition , if you dont go there i wont blame you because its kind of hard, riyafa are also very stubborn. They are white and some of them are kind of blonde, rif is really interesting . Souss region is also very interesting and the people are nice and its close to where you are. Souss music has a kind of Chinese it may seem wierd but its true.

[@ardattarikh]

Do the Jebala identify as Amazighs i heard they are of Amazigh origin most of them?

[@morro400]

Yeah I believe he is starting from Souss, then will go to middle Atlass then the Rif region coz he wants to get a whole picture of our Amazigh culture

[@makavelihussein2013]

​@@ardattarikh Yes, im part jebli and the majority of us (especially the new generation) know that we are arabized Imazighen. Basicly arabized riffians

[@omarfaroukboulmarouf6274]

@@makavelihussein2013 yeah , along time ago jebala used to speak amazigh and they were also rifi

[@ardattarikh]

İbn khaldun mentions in his book most of magreb al Aqsa (morroco) was populated by the Masmuda. You had Ghomora (modern day jeblalas)in the north and the barghawata in the plains and masmouda of the atlas and south. The riffians are from zenati tribes

[@nt1091]

I really enjoyed your video and the content! Just one observation: could you consider changing the color of the subtitles? The yellow looks bad the style or type of text please choose another one.

[@Alejandro-te2nt]

My wife's country. May Allah bless Morocco

[@whiterabbitcottage]

Thank you for noticing the dying cat….unlike others. There are so many charities all other Morocco next time you see an animal In need Thank you brother ❤

[@AmnayLmarbouh-zn5xt]

Tamazight is spoken over all Morocco brother you can check it yourself by traveling except in big cities where Darija ( a mix between Amazigh and Arabic, French ...)

[@oussamaid7490]

Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦✅

[@santiagodelpilar6701]

Are good for deaf people and other people with other kinds of hearing problems.

[@ikramakdim7220]

Can’t wait for you to explore more of our culture in Tafraout region!

[@tamekhlawt]

That's we call it a Douar, it's the main difference with a village, the common ancestry.

[@Yanzdorloph]

ech is ess in German and eat in english, coicncidence? yes ofc

[@s.keikhosro_5555]

Hi please continue race program 🙏 😊 ☺️

[@ff-qn7jm]

Hello is azul in Tamazight Asalamu alaykum is Arabic

[@AngelBaby-cp6kf]

Was this before the earthquake that hit Morocco I think only last year?

[@Moorish_01]

After the catastrophe

[@AngelBaby-cp6kf]

@@Moorish_01 - After? They did a good job of getting things back to normal. The high Atlas mountains were hit pretty hard.

[@KarimTalib-mw6zg]

Amazigh morocoo 💙💚💛

[@globetrotter5751]

Ruined by arabism and its peaceful religion.

[@altamashhhhhhhh]

🤡🤡​@@globetrotter5751

[@F9al3li]

Why does it feel like I’m watching a game play

[@thecrimsondragon9744]

You’re cute 🥰

[@yassinyassin6479]

👍👍🙌🙌

[@botrustbolt5818]

I get a very strange feeling that this language has some relation to German?

[@galgamech7769]

Probably, Romans used to call North African Barbarian, same goes for Germans ، even their language sounds like German . And their language looks like ⵜⴱⵓⵟⵏ ⴽⵯⵕⵢⵜⵏ ⵙⴱⵥⵙ from what I can remember now.

[@mauriamazigh2964]

German is an Indo-European language, and Tamazight is an Afro-Asiatic language, it's just a coincidence that they sometimes sound similar.

[@galgamech7769]

@@mauriamazigh2964 of course. I am not saying something science doesn't say , all I am saying is that there are many similarities

[@mauriamazigh2964]

@@galgamech7769 The Romans called barbarians to any people who were not part of the Roman Empire or who were enemies of Rome, like the Germans, the Gauls or the Amazigh Moors What I want to say is that the German language and Tamazight have different origins and have nothing to do with each other, there are no similarities, only the sound sometimes, but whoever knows how to speak and understands German will know that there is no. relationship at all, aslo genetically they are different, Amazigh people are native to North Africa.

[@billysanchez-eh6nn]

@@galgamech7769 it,s just because our language has rough stops when we speak just like germans , that,s about the only common thing

[@smfarz]

😂❤😂❤😊

[@kahinakoffey3686]

"Ancient Saharan language" It's called AMAZIGH or Berber to you. it is spoken all over North Africa as far as Egypt in the East and Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso in the south.