r/AmazighPeople

Bonjour ! Je suis en train de créer une application pour apprendre les langues amazighes.
Je cherche des locuteurs natifs 🇩🇿🇲🇦pour apprendre le kabyle, le tamazight, le tarifit et le tachelhit pour les intégrer dans l'app afin de préserver et partager ces langues.
Concrètement, il suffit de vérifier certains mots, expressions et traductions afin d’éviter les erreurs et les différences régionales incorrectes (et éventuellement prêter sa voix pour la prononciation). Les personnes qui participent seront créditées dans l'application
Si vous êtes intéressé ou si vous connaissez quelqu'un, envoyez-moi un message !

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“Character begins to grow from childhood.”

I’ve been collecting Amazigh proverbs and explaining their meanings in a small digital book inspired by our culture.

we spent almost a year drawing amazigh artworks for some spaniards to ruin it and destroy it and they are threatening to remove more and destroy more

I've always wanted to know the genetic makeup of the people of Boussaâda. Boussaâda lies between the Djelfa region, which claims Arab origins (Arabized), and the eastern Amazigh (Chaoui) regions. Here in Boussaâda, we take less pride in our Ouled Nail heritage compared to Djelfa,the most is berber, and our dialect is a mix of colloquial Darija and old Berber words. In Boussaâda, we celebrate the Amazigh New Year by preparing a special dish called "Cherchem" and wearing traditional Amazigh clothing, whether Chaoui or Kabyle. Even my grandparents told me that their fathers and grandfathers spoke Amazigh, but I'm still puzzled. I hope someone can explain the ethnic origins of Boussaâda to me...🙏

Experimenting with a minimalist North African/Amazigh inspired design.

Trying black and sand colorways.

Which one works better?

Hi guys, i did a DNA test from the company 23AndMe. I am 100% North-African originally from the town of Tsiwant in the Middle Atlas. My maternal line is the haplogroup U6A, which is apparently the autochthonous maternal line of North-Africa😇

Amazigh-inspired design using the Yaz symbol and broken chains to represent freedom, identity, and resistance.

What do you think?

E2 Grand Nordlys 19

I’m so happy with how this scale turned out! It’s been amazing to play and there’s is so much to explore in this super-extended scale!

E2/ (G#2 B2 C#3 D#3) E3 F#3 G#3 Bb3 B3 D#4 F#4 Bb4 B4 (C#5 D#5 F#5 Bb5 B5)

What do you all think so far?

M20 from Tunisia, so im a amazigh?

Gasba Chaoui (Chaoui reed flute music) is a very popular genre in Algeria and Western Tunisia.

The style is very unique, very different from Arab and Andalusian music, clearly stemming from a different music tradition.

But the lyrics are always in Arabic (example 1, example 2, example 3, and many more). Why is that the case? Why do they not sing in Tachawit, the way Kabyle and Touareg musicians sing in their native languages?