Happy New Year in Berber

BERBER asgwas amegas / aseggas ighudan Berber language varieties spoken across North Africa. Here are some options for the two most widely spoken dialects: Tamazight (Central Morocco): Aseggas Ameggaz! (pronounced: ah-seg-GAS ah-meg-GAZ) - This is the most common and versatile way to say "Happy New Year" in Moroccan Tamazight. It literally translates to "Blessed Year!" Yennayer Amrvouh! (pronounced: yen-NA-yer ahm-ROO-uh) - This specifically wishes a Happy Amazigh New Year, celebrated on January 12th. Aseggas nneɣ ifassen f uɣriwen d uɣris! (pronounced: ah-seg-GAS nnEɣ ifas-SEN fugh-ree-wen dugh-rees) - This wishes the person a New Year filled with light, peace, and joy. Kabyle (Algeria): Ass n Ɛamgaz! (pronounced: ass en a-meg-GAZ) - This translates to "Year of Blessing!" and is the most common way to say Happy New Year in Algerian Kabyle. Yennayer amezyan! (pronounced: yen-NA-yer ah-mez-YAN) - Similar to Tamazight, this specifically wishes a Happy Amazigh New Year. Ass nneɣ imenɣel s uɣriwen d uɣris! (pronounced: ass nnEɣ imen-ghel sugh-ree-wen dugh-rees) - This wishes the person a New Year filled with hope, peace, and joy.