0:48 i don't speak this language but "i khsit ossemid" means "it's gone with the cold (wind)" In moroccan tarifit edit: I think the lyrics are a bit off Btw khsit literally means lift it or take it, but in the sense of "i khsit osemid" it means it blown with the wind
Thank you for correcting ,,, You mean the cold wind like we say in Darijja *Nesma?* is that it? thank you. because it also have a specific word in english for it.
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i don't speak this language but "i khsit ossemid" means "it's gone with the cold (wind)" In moroccan tarifit
edit:
I think the lyrics are a bit off
Btw khsit literally means lift it or take it, but in the sense of "i khsit osemid" it means it blown with the wind
Thank you for correcting ,,, You mean the cold wind like we say in Darijja *Nesma?* is that it? thank you. because it also have a specific word in english for it.
@@TuNiSiA-TaMaZiGhT no idea bro i wish i knew but i dont speak darija im diaspora :/
riffian song
ayyuuz
Ayuz si lzayar,❤ kabyle 🔥
lovely.
Ayyouz nun, tallghat tfulki bahra
Lovely song.
Greetings from an Amazigh-Tunisian.
❤️♓️❤️♓️❤️♓️❤️♓️❤️
Lovely song.
❤️♓️❤️♓️❤️♓️❤️♓️❤️♓️
Hi there!
Is this song from Tunisia !!
And what dialect is this plz.
Btw, It’s so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
This song is from Morocco (Riffian) Dialect , very close Dialect to Tunisian Amazigh. Yes it's very soothing and beautiful.🟠
@@TuNiSiA-TaMaZiGhT
It is indeed.
Thank you