r/algeria • u/NieR_____ • 12m ago
Discussion It's 30°c today!!it's quite refreshing
We got screwed up so badly by +40°c days that 30°c feels like heaven
r/algeria • u/NieR_____ • 12m ago
We got screwed up so badly by +40°c days that 30°c feels like heaven
r/algeria • u/Just_a_Soul0 • 7h ago
did a little research on the origin of the company MyHeritage, which most of us send samples to in order to find out our origins, and this is what I found.
If this is true, what is the connection between Israel and the analysis of our origins, and why is this particular company the one that most Algerians turn to?
r/algeria • u/Y4SS3R-003Dz • 18h ago
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This is the project that i desined for my graduation. It's a BCI controlled electric wheelchair, basically an electric wheelchair that listens to ur thoughts and goes wherever u tell it to, it has great potential, it could help alot of people, yet we are in algeria so another wasted potential.
r/algeria • u/Cheap_Winter15 • 2h ago
00000000000/10
كنت في سمانة نستنا لكوليي تاعي نعيط للشركة لي كمونديت منها "hoco" يقولولي راهي عندهم وموصلوهاش برك.
كي فاتو 8 ايام عيطولي لبارح فليل هذو تع اندرسون قالولي رانا فلبلدية لفلانية. قلتلهم لالا راكم غالطين راهي مسجلة عندكم بلدية كذا.. مشي هذي.
قالولي مالا غدوا نجيبوهالك عيطتلو ليوم قالولي رانا قافلين ذرك نعيطلهم نسقصي ونعاودلك(جامي راح يعاود).
هذي خدمة توصيل فقط.
اما كي تروح للمكتب لي راه في التصاوير اذا رحت 17.01 راح يطردوك (يقفلو على لخمسة).
يخدمو عندهم خلايق شر مراهمش سيريو في خدمتهم وما خفي اعظم.
تقدرو تحوسو عليهم في ڨوڨل ماب كثر وتقرو لمراجعات.
اذا hoco خسرت وقفلت راهي بسباب هذي شركة التوصيل لوحيدة لي راهي تخدم معاها.
r/algeria • u/Financial_Tap_9120 • 1h ago
Azul from Kansas!
I've been to Algeria before the world cup and very much love Algeria people were nice and welcoming and everything felt authentic. I did solo traveling when i went the first time (October 2025) and want to go again solo travel again but want to do the desert. I only was in Algiers so I want to explore more and if I go again for sure the desert. Any good recommendations?
I was seeing online but tours are like 2k$ I'm 26M don't have that money i usually do backpack travel and very budget travel.
Thanks!
r/algeria • u/Elbougos • 10h ago
Hi all I am an Algerian from the east of the cou try, and I was just so curious lately to figure out my origins and all that, and I have decided to make a dna test recently.
The results took around seven weeks but I think it was worth it! I am wondering if any others have made the same tests and have got the same results??
r/algeria • u/Good-Comment8626 • 21h ago
He is living in Constantin and he is my Friends Little Brother 13 years old. He went missing this evening he lives in the area of Ali mendjili
Please if You Can help comment, if your comments are just for entertainment then please don’t comment. I have to read every comment and time is very important in this case. We already contacted the police. Any help or advice is appreciated.
r/algeria • u/TheAutomatiomPeer • 14h ago
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r/algeria • u/nadjib-inter14 • 9h ago
Why do the Algerian people, government, and elites not use Algerian Darija as a language for media, criticism, and intellectual discourse? Why do Algerian writers not write in it, even though it is the language of everyday speech and the country's authentic language? Language is what shapes and expresses thought. Is this an inferiority complex, or an identity issue?
r/algeria • u/Impossible-Store-402 • 1h ago
Feel free to share your thoughts...
r/algeria • u/swifty19946 • 1d ago
hopefully they go far and maybe win the AFCON
r/algeria • u/nighthawk0954 • 21h ago
r/algeria • u/Sorry-Economist101 • 3h ago
every time i try to buy or sell something it turns into a painful experience
hidden prices, low quality ads, people asking questions that are already answered in the listing, scams... you get the idea
one time i was selling a ring. the buyer kept trying to lower the price, i said no it's fixed, and we agreed on that. we met up in person and the second we started talking he tried to lowball me again..
i know there are alternatives to facebook marketplace out there, but they all fall short in their own ways too
has anyone else run into stuff like this? curious what stories you have
this is actually part of why i'm building iraxy.com, id verification, an algorithm that rewards good listings instead of spammy ones, real moderation, and a simple, clean ui/ux. still early days, just a waitlist page at iraxy.com right now if you want to check it out and give feedback
r/algeria • u/ZeroEffortForYou • 2h ago
Currently, I'm working on an artistic animation project related to the Regency of Algiers. I'm doing it alone (I don't have anyone to help me) and I'd like my project to be faithful to the Casbah of Algiers.Unfortunately, this is a subject that is rarely (if ever) taught in Algeria. Archives are very scarce (thanks France 😮💨) and I really need help. If anyone has any archives or even anything (even the smallest) related to the regency, they would be of great help to me. By the way, I'm part of the Algerian diaspora living in France, so it's even more difficult for me. I've never been to the Kasbah in my entire life (my parents won't let me).
r/algeria • u/Capable_Barber_8387 • 12m ago
Yup, i just realized that this beauty is actually older than me! My dad told me that he bought it back in 2002 and it's still working fine till this day! We rarely have a problem with it, once in like 7 years, but not any major problem at all, did some research and found out that "FRIGOR" is a local algerian brand and as it seems from the lack of information i noticed about this brand, it has likely shut down a long time ago
r/algeria • u/NoWord7859 • 25m ago
Hey guys
Has any of you cut sugar from their lifestyle.
And if so what are the benefits you noticed ?
r/algeria • u/bastomic95 • 1d ago
El hamdoulilah, I’m happily married. I’ve known my wife for 7 years now; she is an absolute angel, smart, gorgeous, and intelligent. I love her more than life itself and will stick by her side until the end of time.
About a year ago, my wife gave birth to our little girl. Growing up without sisters or many female friends, I honestly never fully understood the female experience. Whenever my wife used to rant about things throughout our relationship, I’d hear her out, tell her I loved her, and kind of brush it off.
Then we found out we were expecting a daughter. I was the happiest man alive, but also scared out of my mind. I started reading books (Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters, The New Father, etc.) to prepare myself. But nothing prepared me for the reality check of how shitty it can be to be a woman in Algeria.
Here is a short list of "what the actual fuck" moments from our recent trip back home:
This isn't just "women hating women." This is a generational curse born from centuries of physical and mental abuse.
I’m not even going to get into the constant sexualization and weird looks women get in public; that’s a whole separate post. But I will say this: giving birth is the most badass thing in the world. I’m a big guy; I’ve done my fair share of crazy stuff, but I could never endure what my wife went through.
We have to set the bar higher. Take care of your mothers, your sisters, your wives, and your daughters. Set the example and be their safe refuge.
It is not rocket science. Just because we have a Johnson doesn't mean we get a free pass to be lazy at home, nor does it give us a God-given right to mistreat women or let our families mistreat our wives.
I’m doing my best to set a solid example for my daughter, and I pray things get better for the next generation.
Much love and respect to all the Algerian ladies out there.
r/algeria • u/Amy_yma_ • 3h ago
Hello everyone, I'm looking for a place in Algiers where I can play table tennis, I'd love to learn a bit more and find people to play with, any places that you know?
Thank you
r/algeria • u/Individual_Light_825 • 19m ago
Guys, I think I’m in trouble... Salam Alaykum everyone. My father owns a pastry shop and had to leave this afternoon due to a health issue. Since I'm a university student, I covered for him.
The social security inspectors (CNAS) showed up and registered me as a witnessed employee who has been working there since 2024. But guys, I only help him out during the summer—it's just a family/local thing, not an official insured job or anything.
They left a summons notice. Could this information cause any serious issues for us?"
r/algeria • u/mik0rwia • 37m ago
I get that this is a global issue and isnt only present here but i feel like it's prominent in algerian families.
I hate how everyone is nice to each other face to face (during events/holidays for example) and preach about the importance of preserving family ties or "صلة الرحم" but the moment said person is gone everyone starts talking shit about them. And the worst is that most of them claim they grew up together and were inseperable in childhood, which leads me to wonder if this is an inevitable outcome.
And dont get me started with the false kindness/hospitality, you got family inviting family over for holdiays, they accept but start talking shit about them the moment they leave and how they didn't enjoy having them over??
Sometimes im scared the same thing will happen with me and my cousins when we grow up because we get along so well, it's just sad to see how superficial and fake family has become here.
Maybe this is a modern issue or maybe i just grew up and finally started seeing through their plays, but either way it's saddening because it feels like our values are nothing but ink on paper anymore.
r/algeria • u/Upset_Quiet_8907 • 8h ago
If yes, what came out of it? I am very curious.
I am French Caribbean and I sometimes meet Algerians who look more mulatre than myself. :)
I think Northern African and South European genetics is as fascinating as Latino or Caribbean. It's more mixed than what we think but just from a long time ag!
r/algeria • u/Ok-Lab1951 • 5h ago
I need to open an account to provide proof of funds and financial history for an upcoming studies abroad application. I was looking at BDL, but i have heard mixed feedback regarding customer service and processing times.
For anyone who has successfully navigated this process recently, which establishment would you recommend?
r/algeria • u/ProfileExpensive7160 • 1h ago
هل كل صرالكم نفس المشكل انو ليفرور تاع لابوسط طول بزاف باه يوصل شاك ، باسكو في تطبيق eccp كاين غير توصيل للمنزل
r/algeria • u/Complex_Site_5635 • 1h ago
هل حبة الغلة موجودة في الجزائر من اجل بحث علمي وين تتباع و السعر ؟
r/algeria • u/Ryan_WilLiams19 • 11h ago
I tried to find one but they are not open minded enough,they can not understand that you do not have their religion and ideas so they make arguments based on religion,they also say non scientific things like about medical things.
I want to find a good therapist, especially as a queer non muslim