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BBKing
Now the question would be, where are we in this development?
Most of moroccans don't even know the history of the Berber people. I myself don't know much about tribes and dialects etc. All what we know that they were the first settler (first lesson in Madrassa). In the same vein, in the next 100 years the moroccan dialect (Darija) will become an old fashioned way of speaking and eventually will be extinctQuote
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BBKing
Now the question would be, where are we in this development?
Providing I understood what you meant, which I'm not sure, I'd say we're moving fast, too fast. Moroccan society isn't given the time to digest the mutations. Linguistically speaking, those mutations have already slashed parts of local languages, since we're less and less an agrarian society, words describing for instance land, herbs, and so forth, are disappearing, only elders retain some of that thesaurus.
Price to pay, some would say, for progress but the core of the language has to be preserved, especially when it is not a written one, as it is in the case of berber languages.
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