Examples of using "Algérie" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do they live in Algeria?
Welcome to Algeria.
I went back to Algeria.
She is in Algeria.
They are in Algeria.
They are in Algeria.
Algiers is in Algeria.
He is in Algeria.
This is Algeria.
I work in Algeria.
Did you go back to Algeria?
Kabylie is in Algeria.
They went to Algeria.
They went to Algeria.
When will you come to Algeria?
She was born in Algeria.
I'm from Bejaia, Algeria.
Why did they go to Algeria?
Why did they go to Algeria?
Masnsen lives in Khenchela, Algeria.
Christians are persecuted in Algeria.
Do they live in Algeria?
The education in Algeria leaves much to be desired.
- What's going on in Algeria?
- What's happening in Algeria?
What is going on in Algeria?
Zinedine Zidane is very popular in Algeria.
What time do you eat dinner back in Algeria?
Yanni was born in Bejaia, Algeria.
Atheists are lynched and murdered in Algeria.
In Algeria autism is due to the evil eye.
In Algeria, gang rapes are very common.
Why don't we go to Algeria?
He's in France and I'm in Algeria.
He says he has to go back to Algeria tonight.
Open sewers are very common in Algeria.
Rape and pedophilia are very common in Algeria.
Hypocrisy and violence are a cultural fact in Algeria.
In Algeria hospitals are built in front of the cemeteries.
In Algeria the economy is capitalist but the culture is communist.
In Algeria there has never been any electoral transparency.
My name is Salas and I live in Kabylie, Algeria.
In Algeria, the resignation of Abdelaziz Bouteflika represents the end of an era.
Exorcism is practiced in Algeria because we see evil everywhere.
Plague, bilharziasis and cholera are very common in Algeria.
In Algeria there is no playground for children.
In Algeria children play in front of the sewers for lack of playground.
In Algeria there are the Arab people and the Kabyle people.
In Algeria even doctors believe in exorcism and the evil eye.
In Algeria, patients are sent to exorcists and imams.
The only real opposition in Algeria is the sovereignty of Kabylia.
In Algeria all diseases can be cured by camel piss.
The real power in Algeria is in the hands of the political police.
Most Algerians will prefer French colonialism to seeing a Berber Algeria.
In Algeria we go to the hospital and we catch other more serious diseases.
To be a policeman or a minister in Algeria you have to be a thug.
In Algeria we cure cancer and AIDS by reciting the Koran.
In Algeria, ministers and presidents pray for rain in hot weather.
In Algeria you have to be a soldier to earn a living and to be respected.
Even the non-governmental organizations in Algeria don't issue any support for the Kabyle sovereignists unjustly imprisoned. Finally, everyone is corrupted in Algeria and almost all Algerians are anti-Kabyles.
In Algeria there is no tourism because of Islamists and thugs.
Algerian Muslims impose the construction of mosques in the West but forbid the construction of churches in Algeria.
General Gaïd Salah is a lion in Algeria but a worm in the West and everywhere else.
Intelligence services in Algeria instead of spying on dangerous people they spy on modernist opponents and the oppressed.
Most Western names are forbidden to newborns in Algeria. But it is in the West that Algerians like to emigrate.
In Algeria the Kabyle are dominated by the Arabs because of the support of Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries.
In Algeria, a woman goes to the police station for an assault and the cops touch the victim sexually.
In Algeria ministers make a televised prayer for rain in drought, but they all have cisterns at home.
The majority of Algerians are against the building of churches, the breeding of pigs, the sale of alcohol and nightclubs in Algeria and even in the countries that host them, on the other hand, they encourage rape, sexism and mediocrity.
It is the Algerian criminal regime that creates terrorism in Algeria by teaching Islamic prescepts in schools and by creating trerrorist groups in order to maintain a climate of fear that makes it possible to do durty business. This is convenient for Algerians who don't want to suppress religious education in schools. Contrary to the Kabyles who fight for a secular state and scientific educational system.