A view on current SIWI language

idir · 20/04/2008, 14h16

**agerzam** · 20/04/2008, 17h59

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It turns out they're still very much around in the western Delta and even Upper Egypt, although they all speak Arabic now, as they had already begun to do in Ibn Khaldun's time; I met a Huwwari just the other day.

intéressant, il y aurait encore une présence amazighe dans des noms egyptiens.

idir · 20/04/2008, 19h14

Yes thats true I wonder how much research is done in egypt we might be suprised what might come up. About Amazigh names (which i forgot) a known neighbourhood in Cairo is called after a Amazigh tribe because of its help. And not to forget the Nubian language..

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idir Membre Senior Date d'inscription: juin 2003 Messages: 2 421	A view on current SIWI language Jabal al-Lughat

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idir Membre Senior Date d'inscription: juin 2003 Messages: 2 421	Re : A view on current SIWI language Yes thats true I wonder how much research is done in egypt we might be suprised what might come up. About Amazigh names (which i forgot) a known neighbourhood in Cairo is called after a Amazigh tribe because of its help. And not to forget the Nubian language..

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