That's interesting you like it. Speakers always make fun of it as a duct-tape language (Arabic, Berber, French, Turkish, Spanish, and Italian). Interestingly,

That's interesting you like it. Speakers always make fun of it as a duct-tape language (Arabic, Berber, French, Turkish, Spanish, and Italian). Interestingly, as a student of Hebrew, Algerian is much closer to Hebrew than to Arabic MSA. Arabic suffixes a word with one or two letters for possessive, for example "House[letter that communicates subject]", whereas Hebrew and Algerian create a structure that goes like "The house of mine/his". Learning Hebrew, Arabic makes it easier for a lot of words but Algerian structure makes me "get it".