WELCOME TO THE CHAOUIPEDIA PROJECT

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PRESERVING THE HERITAGE, LANGUAGE, AND CULTURE OF THE CHAOUIS PEOPLE

About the Chaoui Language

The Chaoui language, also known as Shawiya, is a Berber language spoken by the Chaoui people in northeastern Algeria. It is a vital part of the indigenous languages of North Africa and plays a significant role in the cultural identity of the region.

DID YOU KNOW?

THE CHAOUIS LANGUAGE IS TRADITIONALLY WRITTEN USING BOTH THE LATIN SCRIPT AND THE TIFINAGH SCRIPT, THE LATTER BEING AN ANCIENT WRITING SYSTEM USED BY BERBER-SPEAKING PEOPLE.

How You Can Help

Join us in building the Chaoui Wikipedia by contributing in one or more of the following ways:

Create and edit articles: Help expand our knowledge base by writing new articles or improving existing ones.
Translate content: Translate articles from other languages into Chaoui to make knowledge accessible to Chaoui speakers.
Participate in discussions: Share your ideas and collaborate with other contributors to shape the future of this project.

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COMMUNITY GUIDELINES

We are committed to fostering a respectful and collaborative environment. Please follow these guidelines to ensure a positive experience for everyone involved:

Be respectful: Treat all contributors with kindness and respect.
Stay neutral: Ensure that all content is neutral and unbiased.
Cite your sources: Provide reliable sources to back up any information added.