The overwhelming majority of the Amazigh speakers today speak one of the seven varieties, which are Tashelhiyt in southern Morocco, Taqbaylit in Northern Algeria, Central Atlas Tamazight Tamaziɣt, Tarifit in Northern Morocco Rif area, Tacawit in the Aures region and Tuareg Tamaceq in the Sub-saharan region as well as Tazwarit or Tanfussit of Libya. Each one also has separate dialects.
In this video, four dialect will be featured to see how well they can understand each other!
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