Tunisian Arabic

Tunisian or Tunisian Derja (ISO 639-3: aeb) is the largest linguistic variety spoken in Tunisia, a North African country. It has more than ten million native speakers and its use has grown to cover multiple fields, including media and culture. This page includes various resources about Tunisian. The goal of the Project is to enhance the availability of information about Tunisian Arabic and the interest in the topic.

• Collection of old books about Tunisian and other Arabic languages (in English, French, and German)

• Corpus of Tunisian Arabizi (in English)

• Tunisian Derja in Wikipedia (in English)

• Reference Bibliography for Tunisian (in French)

• Normalized Latin Script Orthography, Morphology, and Grammar for Tunisian (in Italian)

• Datasets for Tunisian at Hugging Face (in English)

• Tunisian Arabic Corpus (in English)

• Normalized Arabic Script Orthography for Tunisian (in English)

• Normalized Phonology for Tunisian (in English)