Amaziɣt is still an official language with Arabic in Morocco while Coptic is only taught in church in Egypt, hope Egypt revive indigenous language like Morocco
@@AsylumDaemon I don't give a crap about my culture. Berber culture is literally the "Made In China" version of the great and original ethiopian culture. It is also about some dudes taking habits of desert lifestyle after being forced out their lands by more technologically advanced civilisations, or mixing with them after accepting submission. We are like the mayas but in a desert and mountains. Berber cultures are, normally, soon to disappear in the coming years as more mixed marriages occurs in north africa between berbers and arabs, with berbers adopting arab lifestyle by doing this for education and a better standard of living than the other way. Yeah, overall, better becoming arab than berber.
As a Riffian i recognised the following words; From the greetings & phrases list 1:46 we use Azul/Salam, Mamec Taǧid, Labas, Attas, War ǧi min xef, Waxxa, Tiwca, kerr zik, Texsex cem/cek From the vocabulary list at 2:46 we use all except the word Azzar. We say Accewaf for hair. Of the list starting at 3:04 we don’t use any of the neoligism used for the clothing and for palm of the hand we use tisi n ufus/tareqqa n ufus. Of the list starting at 3:15 we only use taddart. Of the list at 3:26 we only use aman and tabatat. At 3:39 we only use taxsayt and aɣerabbu At 3:50 we use muc, aydi, izem, aksil. For cheetah/leopard we use aɣiras and for Gazelle/antilope we use taɣat n wezɣar. For the rest we use Arabic loanwords.
Yes I was eager to listen how it sounds after seen this language wasn't lost by arabic 😅 and after seeing a flag, I remembered the letter for have seeing it before arround berebers.
Language with a capital L is nothing but just a means of communication . Arabs and Jews also pretend that their languages are noble . Jews say that Hebrew is Saint since YAHWEH talked and revealed the Tablets to Moses while Arabs say That Arabic is the Heaven language by which ALLAH talked with to Adam .
@@Sim1slay No two dialects are the same. What are you trying to say? Standard Moroccan Tamazight is largely intelligible to an Algerian Tamazight speaker.
Yeah, it's hybrid rather than "artificial", you do mix the vocabulary from the 3 main Moroccan Amazigh variants relying on often used words, what makes them far than each other is the way of pronouncing and vocabulary, but Grammarly they are the same even if you go to Lybia, I mean how you make your statements still going to be the same.
It’s a relief to know that the Tifinagh script displays both consonants and vowels, wherein the vowels especially bear a fixed meaning and aren’t as orally ambiguous as they are in an abjad script characteristic of Arabic or Hebrew where you otherwise have ‘to know’ the flow of the correct pronunciation in a written word without being able to rely on a logical spelling convention to interpret it correctly upon first sight. In addition, I have an honour to make: I love the Tamazight language!❤️
@@skepyas written vowels are a recent introduction to the language. In reality you'd also have to know where they are. In fact the Berber languages are characterized by swallowed vowels. You can even hear this in Maghreb Arabic dialects like Darija spoken in Morocco.
@@JinTheAceStar So what is the subject here? What are we talking about ? Proto-Amazigh ? Proto-Tifinagh ? Deciphering ancient Tifinagh written on some artefacts ? Absolutely not. So stop with irelevant remarks. Arabics dialects have nothing to do here. The majority of the amazigh countries agreed on the so called Neo-Tifinagh for a while yet. We do have vowels. And I can guarantee you that in Kabyle we don't swallow vowels. For the Amazigh dialects of Morocco I heard so far I perfectely heard the vowels : a e i u -> Itri, Itran, Tafukt, Imi, Amuc, Afrux, agmar etc etc All the writings are with vowels everywhere. No vowel is omitted at any place in the word. I don't know why but each time it deals with amazigh (language, writing) we always get someone to overcomplicate the things. Please keep it simple.
@@skepyas I am literally a riffian. Just saying Tamazight it's pronounced Tmazrt. What kind of Tifinagh are you trying to read? Not sure if anyone is actually writing anything these days. You sound like a bitter nationalist just accept the facts.
which stage, proto-libyan 1 (the original branch split from proto-northern-afro-asiatic) or proto-libyan 2 (mother language of most modern dialects, except znaga and awjila)
you mean like the turareg language, because onIy the tuaregs spoke amazigh Ianguage like 60 years ago, the rest of so caIIed "amazigh" languages are derived from tuareg who spoke it natively.
@farangismakan the word 'abaghus' sounds similar to the word "amongus"... it's hard to explain if you've never seen the jokes or played the game yourself (among us)
this is just a fake language combining three main berber languages of morocco it will solve nothing every berber sub-group should speak his/her language which is native to only one specific region you'd use it more as a lingua-franca
@@RiffianHasjFarmer It's like middle east countries using Orignal Arabic in writings and documents, but each country still speaks their own Arabic dialect, it's pretty much the same thing.
@limus_ we have nothing do to with Arabs that's why people would like to see a change but since Arabic is used as a main language since the 8th century then it might be better to stay
@@RiffianHasjFarmer Who claimed that S.M.T should be spoken at home? or in the street? can you point me to some official Moroccan government law that enforces this? It's a Standard form of Tamazight. It's used in official communications, administration, and school.
يشكل البدو ما يقارب نسبة 50 من الأمازيغ حتى أواخر القرن 19 و من الممالك التاريخية للأمازيغ مملكة نوميديا اللتي يعني اسمها مكان عيش البدو الرحل ساهمت الصحراء الكبرى في احتواء مجموعات كبيرة منهم مثل الطوارق اما على السهول الشاطئية فكان يعيش أمازيغ تعلمو الزراعة و صهر المعادن و احتكو بحضارت اكبر مثل المصريين الإغريق و الرومان
ليست صعبة على الاطلاق، انا استغرق مني تعلم الحروف نصف ساعة لانه لا توجد قواعد والحرف لا يتغير ابدا. حسب تجربتي: اصعب لغة في القواعد الكتابة هي العربية ثم تليها الانجليزية ثم الفرنسية ثم الاسبانية واسهلها الامازيغية.
@@blutherhood3893 نعم في قواعد الكتابة: الانجليزية صعبة جدا لان النطق والكتابة مختلفان مع كثرة القواعد . مثلا tough though through thought thorough throughout رغم التشابة الا ان لكل كلمة طريقة مختلفة في النطق. لكن الانجليزية في نظري اسهل في conjugation الفرنسية اسهل قليلا في الكتابة لكن صعبة في conjugation الاسبانية سهلة جدا في الكتابة والنطق يمكنك تعلم النطق في 2 ساعات. لكنها صعبة جدا في conjugation
What you described in the intro are Amazigh speakers who still retain the language. Most Moroccans are actually of Amazigh descent, even if they don't speak any variety of Tamazight, and many of them mistakenly consider themselves Arabs (back in the day it was considered a "great honor" to affiliate oneself with Arabs, especially a line descending from prophet Mohammed).
@@Kunta-Kinte002 Arabs conquered north africa or morocco precisely 100 years or less after the rebelion of berbers , the local empires start to rise , expect Idriss 1 , he flied to morocco seeking for help , ended up ruling the country
يتخيل الجميع وكأن الحروب او النزعات بين الشعوب المزارعة و الشعوب البدوية على انها كانت حروب فاتكة لقد كانت حروب بالحجارة و العصي و ناذرا ما تسقط اصبات 😂🤣🤣😂
Morocco is an Arab and colonizer state which coopted very recently the indigenous Amazigh identity to better control it an avoid independentist movements.
#المغاربة من طنجة إلى الكويرة #عرب صنهاجة / اليمن جبالة / اليمن الغماري / اليمن كتامة / اليمن السوس / اليمن الدواكلة / اليمن الريف / اليمن روضه بربر / اليمن الحساني / اليمن التوالق / اليمن زينة / س عمان الصمود / اليمن عبدة / اليمن الطلس/ اليمن الأشلوح / اليمن مزيج / اليمن الزغن / اليمن وادي مور / اليمن ذي مرين / اليمن البن / اليمن البنية / اليمن
ta7ti 3la kerek ntaya, rak amazigh bghitiha oula krehtiha o rah l3reb sta3mrona o nesawna, daba gher tsewer la dazt 500 3am o bda chi 9ewad kigollil ah rah lmgharba francaouyin oula sbaniol ghir 7itach sta3mrona o dekhlo ta9afa dialhom bezez fi bladna
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Fascinating language.. it really sounds complex but also very light like if one is breathing the language rather than speaking it.
I hope indigenous languages of North Africa like Amazigh and Coptic would have a more common usage in North Africa.
Amaziɣt is still an official language with Arabic in Morocco while Coptic is only taught in church in Egypt, hope Egypt revive indigenous language like Morocco
I hope not. As a berber, better to learn arabic.
@@9kk99k9k I mean it is your decision but isn't it sad to see your culture and language vanishing?
@@AsylumDaemon I don't give a crap about my culture.
Berber culture is literally the "Made In China" version of the great and original ethiopian culture. It is also about some dudes taking habits of desert lifestyle after being forced out their lands by more technologically advanced civilisations, or mixing with them after accepting submission. We are like the mayas but in a desert and mountains.
Berber cultures are, normally, soon to disappear in the coming years as more mixed marriages occurs in north africa between berbers and arabs, with berbers adopting arab lifestyle by doing this for education and a better standard of living than the other way.
Yeah, overall, better becoming arab than berber.
@@9kk99k9k ok thanks for explaining
As a Riffian i recognised the following words;
From the greetings & phrases list 1:46 we use Azul/Salam, Mamec Taǧid, Labas, Attas, War ǧi min xef, Waxxa, Tiwca, kerr zik, Texsex cem/cek
From the vocabulary list at 2:46 we use all except the word Azzar. We say Accewaf for hair.
Of the list starting at 3:04 we don’t use any of the neoligism used for the clothing and for palm of the hand we use tisi n ufus/tareqqa n ufus.
Of the list starting at 3:15 we only use taddart.
Of the list at 3:26 we only use aman and tabatat.
At 3:39 we only use taxsayt and aɣerabbu
At 3:50 we use muc, aydi, izem, aksil. For cheetah/leopard we use aɣiras and for Gazelle/antilope we use taɣat n wezɣar. For the rest we use Arabic loanwords.
Thank you very much! I really needed this❤
ⵜⴰⵔⴰⴼⴰ 2:59
@@Koko70816War ǧi men xef (no problem)
Thank God that I am amazigh Algerian and speak this noble language (awal amazigh)
Yes I was eager to listen how it sounds after seen this language wasn't lost by arabic 😅 and after seeing a flag, I remembered the letter for have seeing it before arround berebers.
Language with a capital L is nothing but just a means of communication . Arabs and Jews also pretend that their languages are noble . Jews say that Hebrew is Saint since YAHWEH talked and revealed the Tablets to Moses while Arabs say That Arabic is the Heaven language by which ALLAH talked with to Adam .
I love how this language sounds.
Thank you ⵓⴳⴳⴰⵔ ⵎⵍⴽⵊ
@@formi3957 No problem. 👍
Wooow it's beautiful languege
Nice, a Berber language. These languages are so interesting.
Thank you for the video !!
بفضلك رجع الفيديو❤المهم نتمتى نشوفو إبداعك فتمازيغت قريب❤
@@amazigh_sous_atlas 3lash Video kan msha ? hit ana huwa moul contenu
My language ❤ Tarwa n umazigh ♓️🇩🇿🇲🇦
Moroccan tamazight it's not the same of yours
@@Sim1slay They still can understand more than 90% of though.
@@Sim1slay No two dialects are the same. What are you trying to say? Standard Moroccan Tamazight is largely intelligible to an Algerian Tamazight speaker.
Do people speak Standard Amazigh as mother tongue? Or it's artifficially created hybrid from different Amazigh languages/dialects?
yes i speak it and it's very easy to write, took me few weeks to self learn it. ⴰⵣⵓⵍ
@@abdllahdarfi5100omg how did u learn 😭😭🙏i need to know how to learn languages efficiently
@@vonibu well i can help, and if u already speak the language then it's easier for sure
It’s an hybrid
Yeah, it's hybrid rather than "artificial", you do mix the vocabulary from the 3 main Moroccan Amazigh variants relying on often used words, what makes them far than each other is the way of pronouncing and vocabulary, but Grammarly they are the same even if you go to Lybia, I mean how you make your statements still going to be the same.
As someone from the Canary Islands, I wish I could learn this language ❤
Btw do you speak that beautiful weird whistling language ??
@@Violin-Villain
I'm not from La Gomera, but I'm trying to!!! My uncle can do it perfectly, tho. Whenever he sees me from far away, he whistles!!! :)
It’s a relief to know that the Tifinagh script displays both consonants and vowels, wherein the vowels especially bear a fixed meaning and aren’t as orally ambiguous as they are in an abjad script characteristic of Arabic or Hebrew where you otherwise have ‘to know’ the flow of the correct pronunciation in a written word without being able to rely on a logical spelling convention to interpret it correctly upon first sight. In addition, I have an honour to make: I love the Tamazight language!❤️
It is still an Abjad. In most written scenarios there won't be any vowels.
@@JinTheAceStar
!!!????
@@skepyas written vowels are a recent introduction to the language. In reality you'd also have to know where they are. In fact the Berber languages are characterized by swallowed vowels. You can even hear this in Maghreb Arabic dialects like Darija spoken in Morocco.
@@JinTheAceStar
So what is the subject here? What are we talking about ?
Proto-Amazigh ? Proto-Tifinagh ?
Deciphering ancient Tifinagh written on some artefacts ?
Absolutely not.
So stop with irelevant remarks.
Arabics dialects have nothing to do here.
The majority of the amazigh countries agreed on the so called Neo-Tifinagh for a while yet.
We do have vowels. And I can guarantee you that in Kabyle we don't swallow vowels. For the Amazigh dialects of Morocco I heard so far I perfectely heard the vowels : a e i u -> Itri, Itran, Tafukt, Imi, Amuc, Afrux, agmar etc etc
All the writings are with vowels everywhere. No vowel is omitted at any place in the word.
I don't know why but each time it deals with amazigh (language, writing) we always get someone to overcomplicate the things.
Please keep it simple.
@@skepyas I am literally a riffian. Just saying Tamazight it's pronounced Tmazrt. What kind of Tifinagh are you trying to read? Not sure if anyone is actually writing anything these days.
You sound like a bitter nationalist just accept the facts.
Another great deep dive.
Would love to see Elfdalian compared to either Old Norse, Icelandic, or Faroese.
More about tamazigh!
Please video about Proto-berber: the proto-language for ancenstors of Amazigh.
which stage, proto-libyan 1 (the original branch split from proto-northern-afro-asiatic) or proto-libyan 2 (mother language of most modern dialects, except znaga and awjila)
you mean like the turareg language, because onIy the tuaregs spoke amazigh Ianguage like 60 years ago, the rest of so caIIed "amazigh" languages are derived from tuareg who spoke it natively.
3:59
GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD
loool
Pls explain
Hhhhh
@farangismakan the word 'abaghus' sounds similar to the word "amongus"... it's hard to explain if you've never seen the jokes or played the game yourself (among us)
@@AgarWT I know the game but I didn't play it and don't see "Abaghus" that similar to "Among Us" and don't get the joke
Andy, thank you!
Do you have any plans to make a video about the Afar language?
It is difficult to find information about it on the Internet.
Blessa þu Andy!
I would love stand alone video for Nahuatl and Yucatec
Hello, Andy! What's that music in the background? Well, which version?
Thank you for this video
Good job 👍
please compare s.t.d amazigh with tachlhit
this is just a fake language combining three main berber languages of morocco it will solve nothing every berber sub-group should speak his/her language which is native to only one specific region you'd use it more as a lingua-franca
@@RiffianHasjFarmer It's like middle east countries using Orignal Arabic in writings and documents, but each country still speaks their own Arabic dialect, it's pretty much the same thing.
@limus_ we have nothing do to with Arabs that's why people would like to see a change but since Arabic is used as a main language since the 8th century then it might be better to stay
@@RiffianHasjFarmer Who claimed that S.M.T should be spoken at home? or in the street? can you point me to some official Moroccan government law that enforces this?
It's a Standard form of Tamazight. It's used in official communications, administration, and school.
So beautiful! Full of consonants
It reminds me of Turkic languages like Tatar sort of. Perhaps nomadic people tend to speak agglutinative languages.
Really? It sounds Arabic/hebrew
Not all berbers were nomads .
يشكل البدو ما يقارب نسبة 50 من الأمازيغ حتى أواخر القرن 19 و من الممالك التاريخية للأمازيغ مملكة نوميديا اللتي يعني اسمها مكان عيش البدو الرحل ساهمت الصحراء الكبرى في احتواء مجموعات كبيرة منهم مثل الطوارق اما على السهول الشاطئية فكان يعيش أمازيغ تعلمو الزراعة و صهر المعادن و احتكو بحضارت اكبر مثل المصريين الإغريق و الرومان
الحين الامازيغي اذا كان يكتب صفحتين كم يأخذ منه وقت؟الحروف تبدو صعبة للكتابة السريعة
ليست صعبة على الاطلاق، انا استغرق مني تعلم الحروف نصف ساعة لانه لا توجد قواعد والحرف لا يتغير ابدا.
حسب تجربتي: اصعب لغة في القواعد الكتابة هي العربية ثم تليها الانجليزية ثم الفرنسية ثم الاسبانية واسهلها الامازيغية.
@@supercool4013 أواه الفرنجية و الصبليونية سهل من النڭليزية !؟!؟
@@blutherhood3893
نعم في قواعد الكتابة: الانجليزية صعبة جدا لان النطق والكتابة مختلفان مع كثرة القواعد . مثلا tough though through thought thorough throughout رغم التشابة الا ان لكل كلمة طريقة مختلفة في النطق.
لكن الانجليزية في نظري اسهل في conjugation
الفرنسية اسهل قليلا في الكتابة لكن صعبة في conjugation
الاسبانية سهلة جدا في الكتابة والنطق يمكنك تعلم النطق في 2 ساعات. لكنها صعبة جدا في conjugation
@@supercool4013 معك حق فهمت شكرا لك
Rifians sounds good
Omg thanks ❤️❤️🙏
As a morrocan i really never thought i was speaking some tamazigh like moch (cat ) or waxxa ( okay)
I thought the morrocan dialect was only arabic
I could see the Amazisgh culture as a dune like sci-fi film
Funnily enough, Amazigh is taken to mean "free man". Herbert did his research!
what do you think dune is based on
amazigh language or cuIture doesn't exist.
What you described in the intro are Amazigh speakers who still retain the language. Most Moroccans are actually of Amazigh descent, even if they don't speak any variety of Tamazight, and many of them mistakenly consider themselves Arabs (back in the day it was considered a "great honor" to affiliate oneself with Arabs, especially a line descending from prophet Mohammed).
Not like this, because you lost the war against the Arabs buddy 😊
@@Kunta-Kinte002 Arabs conquered north africa or morocco precisely 100 years or less after the rebelion of berbers , the local empires start to rise , expect Idriss 1 , he flied to morocco seeking for help , ended up ruling the country
@@Kunta-Kinte002go do some searching then you can talk about history of morroco
يتخيل الجميع وكأن الحروب او النزعات بين الشعوب المزارعة و الشعوب البدوية على انها كانت حروب فاتكة لقد كانت حروب بالحجارة و العصي و ناذرا ما تسقط اصبات 😂🤣🤣😂
@@Kunta-Kinte002 Which war?
Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Better to always use Amazigh - not Berbers.
can you do tiki pond at some point?
Azul
ⵜⴰⵡⵓⵔⵉ ⵉⵖⵓⴷⴰⵏ, ⴰⵢⵢⵓⵣ ⵏⵏⵓⵏ.
Great work
Oh yeah. Thank you
Lot of initial T-words
That's how the feminine form of words is made.
I would like to have an emoji with the flag meanwhile : ⵣ
Azol wala Nazol 🇲🇦🫀
So is this basically the Soussi dialect?
as a riffian i recognize allot of words which are clearly riffian and not soussi, so this uses all dialects
@@mazighislam992 so you are riffian so give ilovelanguges the sounds of tarffit why not
@@amazigh_sous_atlas they already shared a riffian clip from a riffian brother from Cuba
@@mazighislam992 where is now?
@@mazighislam992 Is it easy to understand for you? Btw can you understand the news channels that use this standard dialect?
What’s the Amazigh word for Mankind?
Human = ⴰⴼⴳⴰⵏ = "Afgan"
@@limus_ in kabyle it's Amdan
Afgan
@@limus_ Sorry for the long reply mate must have missed this, cheers lad much appreciated.
@@Kunta-Kinte002 Thank you for the extra imput lad.
Damn the music at beginning sounded sooo similar to Game of Thrones theme
Because it is 😆
cool
I love this language amazigh
My mother in law she is Chelha I don’t know the difference between Chelha and Tmazight
it's the same
Sounds like if Greek and Mandarin had a baby
Ana maghribi an ana mafhantsch bzzaf ! 😂
i wanna cry tmazight has so many dilect bc this is NOT the tmazight i know
Slowly plz!!
Biurifu
ⴰⵣⵓⵍ
Morocco is an Arab and colonizer state which coopted very recently the indigenous Amazigh identity to better control it an avoid independentist movements.
What are you on about?
Morocco is Morocco country, stop the bs
There were no independance movements
@@M-Rayan Probably history/reality.
100% true, but the main instigators were the french.
When you remove the Ts from the word "Tamazight", you get "Amazigh".
#المغاربة من طنجة إلى الكويرة #عرب
صنهاجة / اليمن
جبالة / اليمن
الغماري / اليمن
كتامة / اليمن
السوس / اليمن
الدواكلة / اليمن
الريف / اليمن
روضه بربر / اليمن
الحساني / اليمن
التوالق / اليمن
زينة / س عمان
الصمود / اليمن
عبدة / اليمن
الطلس/ اليمن
الأشلوح / اليمن
مزيج / اليمن
الزغن / اليمن
وادي مور / اليمن
ذي مرين / اليمن
البن / اليمن
البنية / اليمن
Min ayna atayt ya abu jahl
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
ta7ti 3la kerek ntaya, rak amazigh bghitiha oula krehtiha o rah l3reb sta3mrona o nesawna, daba gher tsewer la dazt 500 3am o bda chi 9ewad kigollil ah rah lmgharba francaouyin oula sbaniol ghir 7itach sta3mrona o dekhlo ta9afa dialhom bezez fi bladna
nta gha 7mar osf ms7 comment rh chhti b rassk
Aghyul itinin nki
sounds like german
No it doesn't
I don't think so
no way! 😂
i said sounds, i didnt say it is similar
I know its weird but for me its kinda sound like welsh language 💀💀
Sounds Arabic to me
Amazigh is not Arabic...
Arabic ?😶
أنت تعرف اللغة العربية
@SM-ui3hc These are arabic languages mixed with targa
امازيغ بربري
Anyone else noticed the Game of Thrones soundtrack on the background? 😉
no this is amazigh music
Yes it's game of thrones soundtrack played with Amazigh music instruments.
Yeah but with Amazigh instruments
ⵜⴰⵏⵎⵉⵔⵜ
ⵜⵓⴷⵔⵜ ⵉⵜⵎⴰⵣⵉⵖⵜ 🎉