Elements of description of the Arabic spoken in Mateur (Tunisia)
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- Giuliano MION (IT)
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This paper provides a synthetic description of the main phonemic and morphosyntactic features of the Arabic dialect of Mateur, a small village located in the rural area of north Tunisia, 40 km. far from Bizerta.
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