The circulation of dialects in the official university center and its impact on the dissolution of the Arabic language : field study at University Of Hassiba Ben Bouali in Chlef

Abderrahmane KHARROUBI; Djemia BOUKABCHA

doi:10.61850/lij.v4i1.17

Abderrahmane KHARROUBI

University of Hassiba Ben Bouali

Djemia BOUKABCHA

University of Hassiba Ben Bouali

This study, which was the subject of the circulation of dialects in the university center and its impact on the dissolution of the Arabic language and its decline in its level, came to reveal the extent of the contribution of teachers in this decline, and found that 71.43% of the members of the sample represented by students believe that the professors that They care about the type of language used by students during their studies, and 72.86% believe that their communication with their teachers communicates with them in colloquial, which led to a decrease in the use of Arabic language and thus a decrease in the level of students in it, where 55% Sample members believe that their language balance improved after they joined the university, i.e. the language used by the professors contributed to the decline of the Arabic language.

Keywords: University community; university student; multi-dialect; language trading.

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Published: Mar 15, 2023

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KHARROUBI, A., & BOUKABCHA, D. (2023). The circulation of dialects in the official university center and its impact on the dissolution of the Arabic language : field study at University Of Hassiba Ben Bouali in Chlef. مجلة قضايا لغوية | Linguistic Issues Journal, 4(1), 117–131. https://doi.org/10.61850/lij.v4i1.17

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