Kubar French

Kubar French (also spelled Koubar, Koobar, or Oubar) is a dialect of French originating from ethnic Maghrebins who immigrated to New France in the 1950s and late 1960s during the Algerian War. The language itself borrows inspiration from languages like Haitian and Réunion Creole, and is phonetically closer to French than Arabic languages that are traditionally spoken in the Maghreb, and is mostly present in Southern states like Vites or Champe, however the largest known community of Kubar French is in Côteville-Ville-d’Orsainne.

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