Kabyle

Kabyle is a Berber language spoken primarily by the Kabyle people in the Kabylia region of northern Algeria. It belongs to the Tamazight branch of the Berber languages and uses Latin script in modern writing. Kabyle has a rich oral tradition, with unique phonetics, vocabulary, and grammatical structures distinguishing it from other languages. It plays a vital role in cultural identity and heritage, with ongoing efforts to preserve and promote its use amidst broader linguistic influences in Algeria.