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dbpedia:Maghrebi_Arabic rdfs:label "Maghrebarabiska"@sv ,
"Maghrebi Arabic"@en ,
"Maghrebijns-Arabisch"@nl ,
"\u00C1rabe magrebino"@pt ,
"Arabe maghr\u00E9bin"@fr ;
dbpprop:abstract "Den maghrebarabiska dialekten skiljer sig fr\u00E5n de s.k. \u00F6stliga arabiska dialekterna, av vilka olika varianter talas i t. ex. Irak, Egypten och Palestina, men skillnader i de arabiska dialekterna \u00E4r s\u00E4llan bara geografiska utan f\u00F6ljer olika former beroende bland annat p\u00E5 den sociala kontexten. Maghrebdialekterna omfattar, som namnet antyder, den nordafrikanska Maghrebregionen, d.v.s. libysk arabiska, tunisisk arabiska och marockansk arabiska, liksom den s.k. hassaniyaarabiskan, som talas i V\u00E4stsahara och Mauretanien. B\u00E5de \u00F6st- och v\u00E4stdialekterna skiljer sig fr\u00E5n den starkt formaliserade standardarabiskan, vilken bygger p\u00E5 Koranens spr\u00E5k, och talas som gemensamt lingua franca i officiella sammanhang och medier \u00F6ver hela arabv\u00E4rlden. Det \u00E4r standardarabiskan som l\u00E4rs ut i skolor, s\u00E5v\u00E4l i arabv\u00E4rlden som vid universitet i t. ex. Sverige. Arabiska dialekter \u00E4r inte standardiserade. Dock har den egyptiska dialekten, vilken de flesta araber identifierar sig med, standariserats p\u00E5 s\u00E5 s\u00E4tt att den kan l\u00E4ras ut till icke-araber. Icke-araber som l\u00E4r sig egyptiska dialekten av det arabiska spr\u00E5ket kan k\u00E4nna sig s\u00E4kra p\u00E5 att kunna kommunicera med araber \u00F6ver hela v\u00E4rlden."@sv ,
"Le terme arabe maghr\u00E9bin (maghribi) d\u00E9signe un ensemble de parlers d\u00E9riv\u00E9s de l'arabe, plus ou moins homog\u00E8nes qui sont utilis\u00E9s au Maghreb et qui se distinguent clairement des autres dialectes du Machrek. Il forme plus pr\u00E9cis\u00E9ment la grande famille occidentale de l'arabe dialectal. Les locuteurs de l'arabe maghr\u00E9bin le d\u00E9signent g\u00E9n\u00E9ralement sous le terme de darija, ce qui signifie \u00AB dialecte \u00BB. Il sert principalement de langue parl\u00E9e (hormis les communications officielles comme les journaux t\u00E9l\u00E9vis\u00E9s), les \u00E9changes par \u00E9crit \u00E9tant principalement r\u00E9alis\u00E9s en arabe litt\u00E9ral. Il est l'idiome usuel des habitants arabophones des trois pays majeurs de la r\u00E9gion, Maroc, Alg\u00E9rie et Tunisie, auxquels peuvent s'ajouter la Libye, la Mauritanie et le Sahara occidental. On le d\u00E9coupe g\u00E9n\u00E9ralement en trois sous-groupes qui rel\u00E8vent plus d'une s\u00E9paration politique \u2014 alg\u00E9rien, marocain et tunisien \u2014 que linguistique m\u00EAme si des tendances diffuses de diff\u00E9renciation se dessinent en raison du manque en mati\u00E8re d'\u00E9changes entre les diff\u00E9rents pays, notamment entre l'Alg\u00E9rie et le Maroc. Ces sous-groupes se subdivisent eux-m\u00EAmes en de nombreuses autres branches comme le nedromi, l'oranais ou l'arabe jijelien. Au sein de ces trois pays existent d'autres langues non membres de ce groupe, comme le hassaniyya, ou non arabes comme le berb\u00E8re, le fran\u00E7ais ou le korandj\u00E9. L'arabe maghr\u00E9bin se caract\u00E9rise par de nombreux emprunts aux langues des colonisateurs de l'Afrique du Nord, les Fran\u00E7ais, les Espagnols et les Italiens, ainsi que par des d\u00E9veloppements ind\u00E9pendants probablement en raison de son substrat berb\u00E8re. Ainsi, l'ensemble des dialectes maghr\u00E9bins utilisent le pr\u00E9fixe n- pour les verbes conjugu\u00E9s \u00E0 la premi\u00E8re personne du singulier, se distinguant ainsi des dialectes du Moyen-Orient et de l'arabe litt\u00E9ral. Comme l'arabe maghr\u00E9bin n'est que tr\u00E8s rarement \u00E9crit, il n'existe pas de standardisation et il est donc ais\u00E9 de faire \u00E9voluer le vocabulaire en empruntant de nouveaux mots aux langues voisines."@fr ,
"De Maghrebijnse dialecten of Maghrebijns Arabisch is een verzamelnaam voor de dialecten van het Arabisch, die in de Westelijke Sahara, Marokko, Algerije, Tunesi\u00EB, en Libi\u00EB worden gesproken. Dit gebied wordt de Maghreb genoemd. De sprekers van deze dialecten noemen hun taal Darija, Arabisch voor dialect."@nl ,
"Maghrebi Arabic or Darija is a cover term for the varieties of Arabic spoken in the Maghreb, including Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, and Libya. In Algeria, colloquial Maghrebi Arabic was taught as a separate subject under French colonization, and some textbooks exist. Speakers of Maghrebi Arabic call their language Derija or Darija, which means \"dialect. \" It is primarily used as a spoken language; written communication is primarily done in Modern Standard Arabic, along with news broadcasting. Derija is used for almost all spoken communication, as well as in TV dramas and on advertising boards in Morocco and Tunisia. Derija is characterized by many borrowings from the languages of the colonizers of North Africa, including France and Spain, as well as independent developments, much of which are probably due to a Berber substratum. Maghrebi dialects all use n- as the first person singular prefix on verbs, distinguishing them from Middle Eastern dialects and Standard Arabic. They frequently borrow words from French (in Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia), Spanish (in Morocco) and Italian (in Libya and to a lesser extent Tunisia) and conjugate them according to the rules of Arabic. Since it is rarely written, there is no standard and it is free to change quickly and to pick up new vocabulary from neighboring languages. This is somewhat similar to what happened to Middle English after the Norman conquest. For several centuries after the Islamic conquest of the Maghreb, Arabic was spoken only in cities there. It was only hundreds of years later that it entered the countryside and nomadic areas at the expense of the Berber languages, but these languages coexist to this day. Linguistically, Andalusian Arabic and Siculo-Arabic\u2014and therefore its descendant Maltese\u2014are considered Maghrebi Arabic, but when discussing modern language the word is often given a geographic definition and limited to North Africa."@en ,
"O \u00E1rabe magrebino \u00E9 um dialeto da l\u00EDngua \u00E1rabe falado em Marrocos, Tun\u00EDsia, Alg\u00E9ria e L\u00EDbia. \u00C9 chamado pelos falantes de Derija, que significa dialeto."@pt ;
rdfs:comment "Maghrebi Arabic or Darija is a cover term for the varieties of Arabic spoken in the Maghreb, including Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, and Libya. In Algeria, colloquial Maghrebi Arabic was taught as a separate subject under French colonization, and some textbooks exist. Speakers of Maghrebi Arabic call their language Derija or Darija, which means \"dialect. \" It is primarily used as a spoken language; written communication is primarily done in Modern Standard Arabic, along with news broadcasting."@en ,
"Den maghrebarabiska dialekten skiljer sig fr\u00E5n de s.k. \u00F6stliga arabiska dialekterna, av vilka olika varianter talas i t. ex. Irak, Egypten och Palestina, men skillnader i de arabiska dialekterna \u00E4r s\u00E4llan bara geografiska utan f\u00F6ljer olika former beroende bland annat p\u00E5 den sociala kontexten. Maghrebdialekterna omfattar, som namnet antyder, den nordafrikanska Maghrebregionen, d.v.s. libysk arabiska, tunisisk arabiska och marockansk arabiska, liksom den s.k."@sv ,
"De Maghrebijnse dialecten of Maghrebijns Arabisch is een verzamelnaam voor de dialecten van het Arabisch, die in de Westelijke Sahara, Marokko, Algerije, Tunesi\u00EB, en Libi\u00EB worden gesproken. Dit gebied wordt de Maghreb genoemd. De sprekers van deze dialecten noemen hun taal Darija, Arabisch voor dialect."@nl ,
"Le terme arabe maghr\u00E9bin (maghribi) d\u00E9signe un ensemble de parlers d\u00E9riv\u00E9s de l'arabe, plus ou moins homog\u00E8nes qui sont utilis\u00E9s au Maghreb et qui se distinguent clairement des autres dialectes du Machrek. Il forme plus pr\u00E9cis\u00E9ment la grande famille occidentale de l'arabe dialectal. Les locuteurs de l'arabe maghr\u00E9bin le d\u00E9signent g\u00E9n\u00E9ralement sous le terme de darija, ce qui signifie \u00AB dialecte \u00BB."@fr ,
"O \u00E1rabe magrebino \u00E9 um dialeto da l\u00EDngua \u00E1rabe falado em Marrocos, Tun\u00EDsia, Alg\u00E9ria e L\u00EDbia. \u00C9 chamado pelos falantes de Derija, que significa dialeto."@pt .
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