Tounsi · Derja
The Maghrebi Arabic of Tunisia. Notable for vowel reductions, a rich set of French and Italian loanwords, and a literary written tradition unusual among colloquial Arabic varieties.
- Spoken in
- Approximate centre
- 36.81°, 10.18°
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Tunisian Arabic vs Yemeni Arabic
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A cluster of conservative Arabic varieties across Yemen. Often cited as preserving features close to Classical Arabic that have shifted elsewhere.
- Spoken in
- Approximate centre
- 15.36°, 44.20°
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DialectTunisian ArabicThe Maghrebi Arabic of Tunisia. Notable for vowel reductions, a rich set of French and Italian loanwords, and a literary written tradition unusual among colloquial Arabic varieties.DialectYemeni ArabicA cluster of conservative Arabic varieties across Yemen. Often cited as preserving features close to Classical Arabic that have shifted elsewhere.CompareAlgerian Arabic vs Tunisian ArabicAtlasExplore the atlasRead the full picture of Arabic and the dialects within it.