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Exploring factors influencing the decision-making regarding cervical cancer screening participation and HPV vaccination uptake among Syrian-Dutch women: a qualitative interview study

Al-Rubaie NHS, Veeravagu T, Stein ML, Wijk JLv, Crutzen R, Timen A, Hamdiui N.   +6 more
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Enunciatives in Moroccan Arabic

STUF - Language Typology and Universals, 2012
Abstract The paper defines a category of enunciatives as formal elements in a language that bind the interpretation of utterances to the discourse constellation in which they are uttered. A set of candidates for such enunciatives in MA is analysed, showing the grammaticalization of at least one of them ( ᵲa.h
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A hybrid approach to translate Moroccan Arabic dialect

2014 9th International Conference on Intelligent Systems: Theories and Applications (SITA-14), 2014
Today, several tools exist for automatic processing of standard Arabic. In comparison, resources and tools for Arabic dialects especially Moroccan dialect are still lacking. Given the proximity of the Moroccan dialect with standard Arabic, a way is to provide a translation of the first to the second by combining a rule-based approach and a statistical ...
Ridouane Tachicart, Karim Bouzoubaa
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Nominal determination in Moroccan Arabic

Studies in Language, 2022
AbstractMany studies on Moroccan Arabic presuppose the existence of a determination system organized along the lines of definiteness and indefiniteness. Hence, they postulate a ‘definite article’ with the form /l-/ and an ‘indefinite article’ as its counterpart in the form /waħd.l-/.This study shows that the so-called ‘definite article’ /l-/ is ...
Utz Maas, Stephan Procházka
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The Genitive in Moroccan Arabic

International Journal of Linguistics, 2014
The genitive relation in Moroccan Arabic (MA) can be expressed in two ways: (1) by the use of a genitive preposition relating the 'possessed' and the 'possessor' nouns (viz. the analytic genitive), or (2) by the juxtaposition of the 'possessed' and the 'possessor' nouns (viz. the synthetic genitive/construct state).
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The verb kan ‘be’ in Moroccan Arabic

2011
The unit kan ‘be’ in Moroccan Arabic (MA) is traditionally identified as a copula in the context of a non verbal unit and as an auxiliary in the context of a verbal unit. We argue here that the notion of copula, borrowed from the Indo-European languages, is not relevant for
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The Phonemes of Moroccan Arabic

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1942
Moroccan Arabic is divergent from the other modern Arabic dialects in important phonological aspects, chiefly in the change of most occurrences of short vowels to ǝ, and of a · >ae ·, in the lessening of phonetic distinction between emphatic and corresponding non-emphatic consonants (e. g. between ṭ and t), and in the loss of distinction between dental
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Automatic Identification of Moroccan Colloquial Arabic

2018
Language Identification is an NLP task which aims at predicting the language of a given text. For the Arabic dialects many attempts have been done to address this topic. In this paper, we present our approach to build a Language Identification system in order to distinguish between Moroccan Colloquial Arabic and Arabic languages using two different ...
Ridouane Tachicart, Karim Bouzoubaa, Si Lhoussain Aouragh, Hamid Jaafar   +3 more
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