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Libya: Libyan Berber and a remarkable Laghouat archaism

Written byHaitham Sabbah
Posted 9 March 2006 17:54 GMT

In case you ever wondered where in Libya Berber languages are spoken, check out this map at Tawalt (Arabic). Note at least two oases that don't get any mention in the Ethnologue – Ubari and al-Fogaha, Lameen Souag said.

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