Marokkansk arabisk
| Marokkansk arabisk (Darija الدارجة) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Talt i: |  Marokko | |
| Talere i alt: | 22 millioner (1995)[1] 44 millioner (2015, anslået) | |
| Sprogstamme: | Afroasiatiske sprog Semitiske sprog Centralsemitiske sprog Arabisk Maghrib arabisk Marokkansk arabisk | |
| Officiel status | ||
| Officielt sprog i: | (Ingen) | |
| Reguleret af: | intet | |
| Sprogkoder | ||
| ISO 639-1: | ingen | |
| ISO 639-2: | ara | |
| ISO 639-3: | ary | |
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En marokkaner fra Salé taler marokkansk arabisk.
Marokkansk arabisk (også kendt som darija, arabisk: الدارجة) er en arabisk dialekt som tales i det nordlige Marokko.
Se også
- Algerisk arabisk
- Maghreb arabisk
- Tunesisk arabisk
- Hassania
- Libysk arabisk
Litteratur
- Abdel-Massih, Ernest T. (2011). An Introduction to Moroccan Arabic. Ann Arbor: MPublishing. (ISBN 978-1-60785-218-6). Open access tekstbog tilgængelig hos HathiTrust.
Kilder
- ^ Nordafrikansk arabisk hos Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015)
Eksterne henvisninger
- Marokkansk arabisk hos Glottolog (engelsk)
- Marokkansk arabisk parlør hos Wikivoyage (engelsk)
- Marokkansk arabisk Wikipedia hos Wikimedia Incubator
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Morocco - Linguistic map.png
(c) Omar-Toons at engelsk Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0
Linguistic map of Morocco, map drawn acc. to:
(c) Omar-Toons at engelsk Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0
Linguistic map of Morocco, map drawn acc. to:
- P. Behnstedt's La frontera entre el bereber y el árabe en el Rif & Materialien für einen Dialektatlas von Nordost-Marokko, for the Berber speaking areas of Northern Morocco ;
- C. Múrcia Sanchez, La llengua amaziga a l'antiguitat a partir de les fonts gregues i llatines (details in vol.3 (annexes), p.18)
- J. Vignet-Zunz's map of Northern Morocco (see also Murcia Sanchez, vol.2, p.818) ;
- M. Lafkioui's study on Berber speaking areas of Northern Morocco (see Murcia Sanchez, vol.2, p.875) ;
- H. Ramou's map, used by B. Elbarkani in: Le choix de la graphie tifinaghe pour enseigner, apprendre l'amazighe au Maroc : conditions, représentations et pratiques (annexes partie 1, p.2) ;
- S. Chaker's article on Central Atlas Tamazight, (INALCO) ;
- M. Abouzaid, Politique linguistique éducative à l’égard de l’amazighe (berbère) au Maroc (see map, p.40) ;
- G. Colin's map ;
- Stroomer & Kossmann's map (p.1) ;
- A. Hachimi's thesis (see Boukous' map, "p.0", PDF's p.15).
WIKITONGUES- Anass speaking Moroccan Arabic.webm
Forfatter/Opretter: Wikitongues, Anass Sedrati, Licens: CC BY-SA 4.0
This video was recorded and submitted by Anass Sedrati in Stockholm, Sweden, where he lives and works. Moroccan Arabic, also known as Moroccan Darija or simply ‘Darija’, is spoken by as many as 21 million people, primarily in the North African nation of Morocco, as well as by diaspora communities worldwide. A variety of Maghrebi Arabic, Darija is closely related to Tunisian and Algerian, while demonstrating significant influence from Morocco’s indigenous Berber languages, as well as Spanish and French. Since Modern Standard Arabic and French are Morocco’s primary written languages, Darija is generally spoken and without a sizeable body of literature. However, in recent decades, an informal orthography based on the Latin alphabet has emerged online and in SMS texting platforms.
Forfatter/Opretter: Wikitongues, Anass Sedrati, Licens: CC BY-SA 4.0
This video was recorded and submitted by Anass Sedrati in Stockholm, Sweden, where he lives and works. Moroccan Arabic, also known as Moroccan Darija or simply ‘Darija’, is spoken by as many as 21 million people, primarily in the North African nation of Morocco, as well as by diaspora communities worldwide. A variety of Maghrebi Arabic, Darija is closely related to Tunisian and Algerian, while demonstrating significant influence from Morocco’s indigenous Berber languages, as well as Spanish and French. Since Modern Standard Arabic and French are Morocco’s primary written languages, Darija is generally spoken and without a sizeable body of literature. However, in recent decades, an informal orthography based on the Latin alphabet has emerged online and in SMS texting platforms.
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