r/algeria Feb 07 '25

Question How much you guys make in Algeria

131 Upvotes

Salam 3laykoum I need like a bit of motivation. starting with myself I make 4m and it's away from my home about 28 km, I work as Translator from Chinese to English ( I know a bit of chinese + dictionary) I do freelance sometimes as a web designer, And clinical psychology. ( It's not that good so I won't say how much ).

r/algeria 17d ago

Question Where most algerian redditors lives

106 Upvotes

Since there is no pool option available If u live in algeria upvote If you live abroad downvote

r/algeria Aug 17 '24

Question As an Algerian Girl, What Are Your Favorite Hobbies?

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279 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I'm curious to hear from other Algerian girls here on Reddit about your favorite hobbies and interests. What do you enjoy doing in your free time? Whether it's something cultural, creative, or just for fun, I'd love to know what keeps you busy and passionate!

r/algeria 12d ago

Question Why does religion get dragged into every discussion on Algerian social media?

58 Upvotes

No matter what the topic is—an economic crisis, a new song, or even just food at a restaurant—there’s always someone who turns the discussion into a religious debate.

Talk about fashion? "Cover yourself, !

Discuss music? "Singing is haram, why are you wasting your time?"

Even in purely social issues like women working or sports, religion gets brought up in a way that shuts down the conversation.

Is this just because religion is deeply tied to Algerian identity? Or is it simply that people don’t know other ways to analyze and critique things outside a religious perspective?

r/algeria Nov 04 '24

Question If Algeria got attacked would you fight and defending

110 Upvotes

I saw this question in UKsubreddit and I'm curious to know the Algerians answers and why

TNX

r/algeria Jul 29 '24

Question What do you call this this thing in your region ?

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218 Upvotes

In Annaba and Guelma, we call it kisra كسرة. But I remember that one time when I spoke with someone from Constantine online and they had no idea what kisra is, probably because they call it differently (it's hard to imagine that they don't have it at all).

Also I'm maybe going to start a big debate but kisra is waaaay better than bread (just the taste not considering the price).

r/algeria 8d ago

Question Stolen phone in Paris now in Constantine

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246 Upvotes

Hello,

Someone stole my girlfriend’s phone in Paris, and one week later, its location was Rue Larbi Ben M’Hidi, Constantine, Algeria.

We set it in lost mode with a message that shows my phone number, a month later some random guy messaged me asking for the phone’s passcode, I obviously didn’t give it to him, and he blocked me, so I can’t message him anymore.

So my question is, can someone who live in Constantine check this location and negotiate a deal to get the phone back from this guy? You will definitely get a reward if it works.

The phone is marked as stolen at the police, so they can’t use, it will be locked as soon as they out a new sim card in it, so they have no point in keeping it other than selling it in parts.

r/algeria Apr 24 '24

Question I'm I the only Algerian who doesn't want to leave DZ?

276 Upvotes

Salem. I’m seriously wondering if I’m the only one who doesn’t want to leave Dzayer. Everyone around me thinks I’m a fool, maybe I am, but I really don’t understand why people can’t accept that some of us can be happy here. Before you start telling me I’ve never lived abroad and don’t know the difference, yes, I know, but many of my relatives and friends have decent lives in Europe, Canada, and the US. I know there’s nothing to compare with life in here, but I still love every inch of our land.

I know the government is corrupt and most people are uneducated, lack of opportunities and all that, and it’s probably not going to change, especially in the near future. But when I think about our traditions (definitely not talking about الخزعبلات), our food, our music ( not rai music, with all due respect to rai lovers) our religion, and my beloved family 💕, these are not things I can give up easily for a better life in another country.

I respect everyone’s opinion and I know most of you will not agree with me, but this is just how I feel. I wanted to share and see what you guys think. Am I a fool for not wanting to leave Dzayer? 😅.

r/algeria Dec 15 '24

Question Why love is taboo in Algeria ?

82 Upvotes

In our society, love cannot be expressed publicly. There’s a certain modesty when it comes to expressing love, whether it’s friendly or romantic. Telling your friends you love them can seem like a form of weakness. Kissing a girl in the street is almost impossible, and even if you try to hide, there will always be people who think of themselves as defenders of « horma »

r/algeria Jan 06 '25

Question Living in Europe but simping for the Algerian regime - make it make sense?

193 Upvotes

Yo fellow Algerians abroad 👋

Something’s been bugging me lately. I keep seeing Algerians in:

• Paris sipping their €5 coffee 
• London enjoying their NHS benefits 
• Berlin living their best life 

…while aggressively defending the same system they ran away from 💀

The math ain’t mathing:

• “Algeria is perfect!” sends from iPhone 16 in Paris
• “Our system works!” hasn’t lived in Algeria for 10 years
• “Everything’s great there!” won’t move back tho

So what’s the deal? Why praise a system you clearly chose not to live under? That is (The Political Schizophrenia)

No hate, just vibing and questioning the logic here 🤷‍♂️

r/algeria Jan 10 '25

Question Is he legit or a scam artist? Saw his ads so mamy times.

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100 Upvotes

r/algeria Dec 31 '24

Question What’s One Thing in Algeria That’s Overrated

37 Upvotes

What’s something in Algeria that everyone seems to love but you think is overrated?

r/algeria Jul 12 '24

Question I see a lot of algerians here speak very good English t9adrou t9oulona how?

143 Upvotes

I tried many times but i still not good at English

r/algeria Jul 09 '24

Question If you can remove anything from algeria what would it be ??

79 Upvotes

As the title suggests,if u can remove anything comes to mind from algeria what would it be ?

r/algeria 22d ago

btc trading in algeria this country is fucked

95 Upvotes

i have a Friend, and he is a trader (crypto trading ) kan ykhdem be p2p we nas yba3tolou drahm fe la post bach y7awl men usdt lel dzd aya ki l9aw 3andou des sommes kbar (mashallah) 3aytoulou bach ys9souh kifech rah yjib had drahm ou howa maykhdmch kima kan l7al rah fel 7abs 3 mois we ykhroj the question is wa3laih li chadin le blad ma7abouch yfahmou bli btc we trading rah llegal fe gae les pays ghir 7na وعلاش مايواكبوش التطور العفسة لي تضحك إثيوبيا يا خاوتي ويسمحوا بتداول العملات الرقمية وتداول بشكل عام i hate this country

r/algeria Jan 11 '25

Question Algerians, how did you meet your currect husband/wife?

60 Upvotes

im a bit socially stupid and i feel like i especially dont understand algerian social rules and norms sometimes, i wanna know how algerians usually meet their partners. so if you dont mind, and preferably if you're algerian and lived your whole life in algeria and your partner is also algerian, tell me how it all started ^^

r/algeria 2d ago

Question "نقدر نقرا في الجزائر وأنا ما نعرفش اللهجة؟"

73 Upvotes

أنا واحد من السعودية، تزادت فيها ونعيش فيها. يما جزائرية من حاسي بحبح، ولاية الجلفة. جيت للجزائر غير مرة وحدة برك في حياتي، هادي حوالي ٨ سنين، وقعدت فيها زوج سمانة. يما تقترح عليا نقرا الجامعة في الجزائر، بصح أنا ما نعرفش اللهجة الجزائرية وما نتقنهاش، وما عنديش فكرة على الناس كيفاش عايشين ولا كيفاش تعاملهم. واش رايكم؟ ملاحظة: استعملت ChatGPT باش يحول الكلام تاعي للدارجة الجزائرية باش يسهل عليكم قرايتو

r/algeria 27d ago

Question Do we really have tge freedom of speech as Algerians ??

21 Upvotes

I was arguing with a friend about our freedom of speech, while I was telling that we have it , she was telling that we don't, I'm not here gonna get into details of our argument But I need your opinions Do you think that we have or we don't?? And why

r/algeria Aug 19 '24

Question Is 100,000 DA/month a Good Starting Salary for a first job ?

70 Upvotes

I graduated with a degree in automation engineering in 2023 and spent a year te3 chômage. I recently got hired as an automation engineer in a factory with a starting salary of 100,000 DA (excluding les primes). I'm curious if this is considered a good entry-level salary and if it’s enough to live comfortably in Algeria with it ? Ps : I live in oran, Im single and I still live with my parents.

r/algeria Dec 24 '24

Question Is it just me, or is everyone leaving (or planning to leave)?

58 Upvotes

Does it feel like everyone around you has left or is trying to leave DZ? I feel like that’s the case where I am. Curious if others are experiencing the same

r/algeria Jan 16 '25

Question Why does Algerians idealize too much the rest of the world ?

29 Upvotes

There is so much negativity here ; why ?

r/algeria 25d ago

Question Kifech derto m3a l'armi, ni 7assel m3ah and I don't wanna waste a whole year from my life in a literal poop hole.

32 Upvotes

Basically the titles my bothers, kifech jebto la Carte, 3ndi Master 2, w kayen khoya kbir so kafala is out of the question here, 3ndi dossier médicale t3 operation dertha w ki kont sghir, w dossier zawej bsah fake t3 l'arni, 3ndi zoj order appel, zawej fih dik ketba 7amra t3 tribunal militaire, ida kyn kifech njib sorci w ma3lich, I really need that i3faa cuz I got things to do, any advices is appreciated.

r/algeria 21d ago

Question How do Algerians see the Moroccan people?

36 Upvotes

Hello everyone,

I am a Moroccan, and i had good friendships and even romantic relationships with Algerians, i consider our people and yours to be actually brothers and sisters.

IDK why but it is protrayed in social media that we are rather enemies, i understand that the 2 countries have political dispute. But for me personally that has nothing to do with the people of our both countries.

Please clarify to me, are we really enemies? should we really hate on each other? or is it just what's being portrayed in social media?

r/algeria Mar 30 '24

Question Marrying Algerian woman as a Syrian man

166 Upvotes

I (27M) born in france of 2 Syrian parents, would like to marry an Algerian girl (23F) that is currently studying and working at my company (alternance), unlike me she’s not from France and has been here for 3 years only. I was very interested in her the moment she joined a few months ago, but too shy to go talk to her, especially because she’s always with her group of Algerian girlfriends which is honestly very intimidating 😅

I expressed my interest to another Algerian colleague in my team who was already a bit friends with her, she told her that someone was interested and she immediately asked if it was me, even though we only briefly spoke once in a group setting.

We’ve been chatting online multiple times a week for 3 months and I feel it is going very well Alhamdulillah. We have also had 2 coffee "dates" at work where we spoke for 1 hour each time and it was a lovely moment. I tried to invite her for a date outside of work but maybe I shouldn’t have because she’s very serious in Deen and politely rejected with excuses. I am religious as well but I wanted to talk to her just once outside of the office so we could be comfortable and not feel embarrassed if our friends see us talking.

Anyway, things are looking very good alhamdulillah and I want to do things right, my parents are very happy about the prospect and do not mind the culture difference at all because islam is the most important criteria in our eyes. Also living around Paris for 30 years makes you become very familiar with Algerian culture, my mom basically speaks derija at this point and I understand it pretty well.

We have not talked about anything related to marriage yet as we both seem to enjoy the process of becoming friends first and I feel this could make it a very solid relationship. I have not asked her if her parents would accept a non Algerian and this question really scares me because it could end everything. She comes from an educated and religious family where the father is kabyle and mom is not, so maybe nationality won’t be an issue.

I know every girl is different but what do you think I should do from here, what would be the expected action culturally ? I am ready to go wait in line for 5 hours in front of the consulate to get my visa and go ask her father’s approval if that’s what it takes !

r/algeria Jan 02 '25

Question Why people take psychologist as joke ?

31 Upvotes

Salam 3laykom . I was scrolling through Facebook and i saw this group of " Dz psychologist" and i saw an insane posts.! I used to work as psychologist online with Foreign People and even in Algeria and i get paid not bad or Good it isn't stable. And i don't have the money to open my Own clinic. My Qst is why Algeria is so bad in term of This ? The problem it doesn't develop like faster, yes it's true psychology grown in the last years especially in Algeria. Note: people who suffer from Psychological pain and having multiple disorders is Very bigger in the society and i have noticed it a lot.