Proverbes en tamajeq audio vo2

These 95 proverbs in the Tamajeq language in the dialect of Tawallammat (Niger) are classified according to the themes they address. They reveal the conception of Tuareg life, its ideas and its values ​​and thus reflect the richness of the wisdom of the Tamajeq culture. These proverbs show how a Tamajeq person sees and understands the world and how to deal with the challenges of everyday life. They deliver teachings, instructions, warnings and rules of life. They thus constitute a guide to knowing how to live.
In this app, the actual proverb is written in tamajeq, then repeated 3x in audio, then written in French. We would like people in addition to listening to the proverb, also to learn it by heart. This especially for the younger generation, who often do not realize the wisdom of their elders. The purpose of this application is to contribute to the knowledge of the Tamajeq culture, first of all by targeting the Tamajeq people themselves, then anyone who is interested in it. We hope that the Tamajeq will take a more liking to read in their language. We give neither explanation nor interpretation to these proverbs. We leave it to the recipients to appreciate these proverbs at their true value and to adapt them to their context.
We would like to thank our friends, Mr. Christian Grandouiller and Mr. Mahmoudoune Mohamadou, as well as anyone who collaborated in this great and precious work of this collection of proverbs.
It should be noted that the images which accompany the proverbs are intended for decoration; they do not necessarily have a direct link with the proverb they illustrate.

English
These 95 Tamajeq proverbs in the Tawallammat dialect (Niger) are classified according to the themes they address. They reveal the worldview of Tuareg life, its ideas and values ​​and thus reflect the richness of the wisdom of Tamajeq culture. These proverbs show how a Tamajeq person sees and understands the world and how one has to behave towards the challenges of daily life. They deliver teachings, instructions, warnings and rules. Thus, they constitute a guide for life.
In this application, the proverb itself is written in Tamajeq, then repeated three times in audio and finally written in French. We would like the people to not only hear their proverbs but learn them. This is especially true of the younger generation. The purpose of this application is to contribute to the knowledge of Tamajeq culture, firstly by targeting the Tamajeq people themselves, and then anyone who is interested in it. We hope that the Tamajeq will take more pleasure in reading in their own language. We give neither an explanation nor an interpretation of these proverbs. We leave it to the people to appreciate their value and apply them in context.
We thank our friends, M Christian Grandouiller and M Mahmoudoune Mohamadou, as well as anyone who helped with this great and precious work of collecting these proverbs.
It should be noted that the images accompanying the proverbs are for decorating purposes only; they do not necessarily link to the proverb they illustrate.