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Neɛɛeṛfu nṭeyybu.
Algerian Arabic Added by Elhouma on Apr. 14, 2026, 08:18 • 4 translations
Tunaweza kupika.
我们可以做饭。
Neqqedru nṭeyybu.
We can cook.
Do birds like the rain?
English Added by TwentyT on Apr. 13, 2026, 17:44 • 1 translation
Ṭ-ṭyur iḥebbu c-cta?
Every tree needs some water.
English Added by TwentyT on Apr. 13, 2026, 17:43 • 2 translations
Kul tacejṛit teḥwaj qič n waman.
Kul seǧṛa tesḥeqq cwiyya ma.
The lemon tree smells sweet.
English Added by TwentyT on Apr. 13, 2026, 17:42 • 2 translations
Tacejṛit n lqareṣ ɣer-s rriḥet teḥla.
S-seǧṛa taɛ l-qareṣ ɛend-ha riḥa ḥluwwa.
A swing hangs from the tree.
Tella teɛlula tɛelleq deg tcejṛit-idin.
Kayna ǧeɛlula mɛellqa fi hadik s-seǧṛa.
Cats like to climb that tree.
Imuccyen ttḥibban ad ttalin ɣef tcejṛit-idin.
L-qṭuṭa iḥebbu yeṭṭelɛu fuq hadik s-seǧṛa.
The tree sways in the wind.
English Added by TwentyT on Apr. 13, 2026, 17:41 • 2 translations
Tacejṛit-idin yessengugay-itt uɛeǧǧaǧ.
Hadik s-seǧṛa tezɣed fi r-riḥ.
They planted a new tree.
Ẓẓun tacejṛit d tatrart.
Ɣersu seǧṛa jdida.
An owl lives in that tree.
Tella tbukt tedder deg tcejṛit-idin.
Kayna buma tɛic fi hadik s-seǧṛa.
This tree has thick bark.
Tacejṛit-a ɣer-s leqcur d izewwaren.
Had s-seǧṛa ɛend-ha qecra xcina.