The Turkish words in Creol Daridja of Algeria

Algeria, a country located in the center of North Africa. Throughout history, Algeria was been chosen by many civilizations and states to settle their governments. Having witnessed many civilizations, Algeria gained rich and different cultural values. This cultural diversity had a great influence on its linguistics treasury. For instance, Ottoman Empire ruled Algeria for about 300 years, a very long period that made the influence of the Turkish language easily noticed in the Algerian dialect. Many differences can result from any linguistics exchange between two languages. Those differences might be in meaning or in pronunciation. Regarding the meaning, the causes might be social and cultural; as for phonetics changes, they are adapted to general phonetics characteristics of the language of the community using then from now on. Beside to those changes, there is the phonetics conduct of the language, which was been affected by the used foreign words. The linguistics borrowing of the Darija in Algiers from different foreign languages did create a new way of pronunciation in those languages in accordance with the differences within the Algerian Darija. Besides, these foreign words had gone through some phonetics changes too. Mohammed Ben Chenneb in 1922 collects all the Turkish words that exist in the Algerian Darija, but many years after Ben Chenneb work, there is many words vanished from The Darija. In this work there only the still use Turkish word in the Algerian daily spoken Arabic.