"I am a Kabylian Algerian" is an English equivalent of the French phrase Je suis algérien kabyle. The phrase, which references one of the peoples from northeastern Algeria, translates also as "I'm one Kabylian Algerian" in English. The pronunciation will be "zhuh swee-zal-zhey-rya ka-beel" in French.
A zouave is one of an active body of soldiers in the French service, otherwise known as Kabyle, but now those who wear the Kabyle dress.
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The cast of Vengeance kabyle - 1912 includes: Paul Franck as Messaoud Valentine Tessier
They originate from Algeria.
Vengeance kabyle - 1912 was released on: France: 20 December 1912 USA: 18 March 1913
Nedjima Plantade has written: 'L' honneur et l'amertume' -- subject(s): Biography, Kabyle Women, Social conditions, Women, Kabyle
Camille Lacoste-Dujardin has written: 'Femmes et hommes au Maghreb et en immigration' -- subject(s): Social conditions, Women, Man-woman relationships, Social life and customs, Women immigrants 'Le voyage d'Idir et Djya en Kabylie' -- subject(s): Social life and customs, Ethnology, Kabyles 'Le conte kabyle' -- subject(s): Folklore, History and criticism, Kabyle Tales, Kabyles, Tales, Tales, Kabyle 'La vaillance des femmes' -- subject(s): Algeria, History, Kabyle Women, Kabyles, Man-woman relationships, Social conditions, Women, Kabyle 'Bibliographie ethnologique de la Grande Kabylie' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Ethnology
Peace be upon you in Berber is written as "Asmasfu Yelli" in the Kabyle dialect.
He is from a Kabyle family, the kabyles' religion is Islam. But in France, you are a citizen before being a muslim, a catholic or a jew.
Algeria with different dialects (Kabyle, m'zab...) and Morroco with a bigger percentage compared to the size of the population. I don't believe that Tunisia has Berbers who are distinguished with a special dialect. Same thing for Libya
Matoub lounes was a famous berber singer from the region of Kabyle, he also was a prominent advocate of the Berber cause in Tamazgha (North Africa), he is the symbol of resistance and courage among berbers. He was assassinated due to his oppositions of the policy of Arabization, the islamists and the state of Algeria, add to that; his supporting ideas to the secularism and Decentralization.
Camille Deslauriers has written: 'Femme-Boa' 'Eaux troubles'