Tunisia: Language Choices

Written byLina Ben Mhenni
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Posted 30 January 2010 17 years ago

In this post entitled Arabic, French or English: for “whom” the bell tolls? the Third Ijtihad talks about the use of languages in speaking with others.

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  • Suchi_Wasabi

    i require your help…Please somebody translate these Tunisian sentences for me.

    ya hich ettofla hathika 7kéyétha 7kéya
    chékék fiha, éthailandia, métnakra,
    9atli bouha safiir; toskon fi amarica, 9atli najam njik 7ata l tounés(chékék fiha lé3ba mal3ouba,béch téstini).

    I really want to know what do they mean.somebody pleaseeeeeeeee….T^T

    28 February 2010, 14:04 pm
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