The Hassani dialect and aspects of cultural communication :  Anthropological approach in the southwestern Algerian

Mebarka Bellahcen

doi:10.61850/lij.v1i2.106

Mebarka Bellahcen

Center for Scientific and Technical Research on Arabic Language Development - Center for Scientific and Technical Research on Arabic Language Development

Algeria is considered a continent because of the sociocultural diversity it contains for its population from north to south and from west to east, southern Algeria is the main gateway for relations and exchanges with African countries. Among the groups that have emerged in the far south of Algeria, and it is named relative to the dialect used among its members, and it is named relative to the dialect used among its members, we find the Hassani community, by which we mean those human groups that speak the Hasani dialect. It is a mixture between the Maqil and Berber language. Through this study, we will try to focus on the "Hassani dialect " in the Algerian southwestern, and examine the origins of these tribes and clans.

Keywords: Dialect ; Hassani; Anthropology; Communication ; Southern Algeria.

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Bellahcen, M. (2020). The Hassani dialect and aspects of cultural communication : Anthropological approach in the southwestern Algerian. مجلة قضايا لغوية | Linguistic Issues Journal, 1(2), 51–69. https://doi.org/10.61850/lij.v1i2.106

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