r/algeria • u/KamaandHallie • 6h ago
r/algeria • u/press-app • 25d ago
Moderator Applications Are Open!
Hello everyone!
It is that time again where we're looking for new moderators to support our ever-growing community. We’re looking for active members who can volunteer a few hours of their week and help keep the community welcoming, organized, and enjoyable for everyone.
If you’re interested, apply below: https://tally.so/r/RGpAoK
r/algeria • u/Particular-Tap3530 • 2h ago
Question Do you think that sami got nerfed in jim3i family?
Hey guys aside of the politicalxreligiousxfemale relationship topics that we usually talks about in the subreddit i wanted to share with you this small topic, do you guys think that jim3i family didn’t to justice to sami?”as a character”, I mean he’s pretty smart for his age and have a lot of potential.
r/algeria • u/sweetcat66666 • 6h ago
Society Do such algerian men exist or am I delusional
23f here, Im lately drowning in work, organizing my stuff and trying to accumulate money. Although i have little to no time at all, I sometimes talk to people online to know more about my preferences so later on when I choose my partner I know I chose the right one. I have too much to say and I dont mind being judged cause at the end of the day to each their own preferences. But my type of man is quite impossible to find and what I mostly want is an algerian guy who shares the same ideologies as me ( i only find algerian men attractive and i want to make jokes in pur dialect lol), I am not religious and I don't want to marry a religious guy cause that would be a relationship so impossible to maintain. I want someone as ambitious as I am cause laziness or fully depending on the other partner is not it for me. I want someone who is willing to travel the world and be very excited to visit new places together and not complain about meticulous details or get angry easily but rather want to truly enjoy life thinking that being alive is the most beautiful gift. I am extremely positive so I wish for a positive partner. I also think its very important to have mutual interests, enjoying almost the same type of music and movies. I would love to support eachother and always make sure our mental health is very crucial and never betray or destroy our trust in eachother. Also I would really love to adopt orphans instead of giving birth cause I am afraid of postpartum and anything regarding giving birth yet I adore having kids which is another impossible thing to find a man totally agreeing on. Now after you all have read this. I know it may sound as a dm me svp lol yet i am truly in need to know if such ppl do exist and if algerian women who have almost the same preferences as me did succeed in finding one specially if they have no time for encountering. Thank you for your valuable time
r/algeria • u/ImpressiveOpening946 • 9m ago
Travel Algeria desert Djanet Tassili n’Ajjer
Some pics from one of our trips
r/algeria • u/Outrageous-Pepper511 • 1h ago
Politics Armoiries pour la ville de Texenna, Wilaya de Jijel
J’ai créé un blason pour la ville de Texenna, qu’en pensez-vous ?
r/algeria • u/Kiwi__022 • 37m ago
Cuisine lunch boxes that keep food warm?
Looking for a good quality lunch box that keep the food warm for a good period
Any recommandations ?
r/algeria • u/Proper-Sandwich-9900 • 1h ago
Question About height Hello. I am a 21-year-old man, 155 cm tall, and I am generally a self-confident person. I’m just curious: how do men and women perceive someone of my height—what do they think when they see me
Hello. I am a 21-year-old man, 155 cm tall, and I am generally a self-confident person. I’m just curious: how do men and women perceive someone of my height—what do they think when they see me
r/algeria • u/RareAsk3230 • 2h ago
Discussion No Friends at Uni , is this normal for u guys?
I often find my self sitting alone in uni , between session , its just weird feeling , cz ive had lot of friends my entire life , but at university , its just me and no one else ,and bcz uni's taking lot if time from me , i spend most of the day alone,yet i wish to have a friend to spend time with and share some moments
My question : is ts normal for u guys? Does ts happens to anyone else?
Note:im 22yo and i study in oran , im into gym , gaming ...(just in case someone's interested,ur welcome to dm)
r/algeria • u/shinkunkka • 18h ago
Culture / Art Here are some moon shots taken in Algeria.
Real photographs, no AI shaped by personal interpretation and artistic vision.
instagram : eclipsestvdio
Question Is It safe to trade Crypto in Algeria ?
Is there any reliable and safe platform for crypto trading?
By “safe,” I mean a platform where you don’t wake up one day to find your account frozen or blocked while your money is still in it.
I’ve been practicing crypto trading for a while, and now I’m considering investing around $1,000 (approximately 250,000 DA at the black-market exchange rate).
My main concern is that cryptocurrency is illegal in Algeria, so I’m worried about what could happen if the platform suddenly restricts my account or the government decides to block access to it.
For those of you trading crypto from Algeria:
- Which platforms do you use, and what are the common issues I may face ?
- What would you recommend to minimize the risk of having your account frozen or losing access to your money?
- What’s your backup plan if your account gets blocked or the platform becomes inaccessible in Algeria?
I’d appreciate advice from people with real experience, especially those who have been trading from Algeria for a while. I want to understand the risks and have a solid backup plan before investing my money. Thank you in advance.
r/algeria • u/Competitive_Pea_5425 • 23h ago
Society Tourist testifies on how bad street harassment is in Algeria and advises women not to travel there alone
We've been telling y'all and you keep saying "it happens everywhere". No it doesn't.
I myself have traveled to many countries and in my entire life across Asia Europe and Africa, I have only been harassed by Arab men: Algerian, Tunisian, Syrian.
There is a problem with our disgustingly misogynist societies.
r/algeria • u/Silver_Excitement734 • 1h ago
Society Mon dieu comment les gens en Algérie te regardes lorsque t'es fine et mince
Quelqu'un te dit ohh tes مطرڨ
L'autre :مجاعة
Quelqu'un d'autre :مسطحة
Arrêtez svpllll on est pas là pour vous plaiser
On est toutes différentes il y'a l'obèse Il y a les rondes, les minces et les modérées, et chacune a sa propre beauté.
r/algeria • u/Extreme_Pen_3201 • 15h ago
Question Quelles activités me conseillez-vous pour sortir de ma routine ?
Bonjour ! J'ai 29 ans, je suis mariée et femme au foyer. Mon mari m'encourage toujours à aller de l'avant, à sortir et à découvrir de nouvelles choses.
Je fais déjà du sport, mais j'aimerais trouver d'autres activités à faire seule pour sortir de ma routine et apprendre de nouvelles choses
Je n'ai pas d'amis avec qui sortir, et mon conjoint travaille beaucoup on ne peut pas faire des activités ensemble tout le temps, mais ça ne me dérange pas de faire des activités seule.
Je cherche surtout des ateliers de pâtisserie, de peinture, de dessin ou d'autres activités créatives .
Pour ceux qui connaissent Oran, qu'est-ce que vous me conseillez ?
Merci pour vos suggestions ! ❤️
r/algeria • u/missinstgramdisabled • 3h ago
Discussion Is there's any easy way to learn french?
I'm like any other Algerian studied French in school ik basics all cool,but now I wanna improve it for the major I'll be working to get in (I'm taking bac again so I could do Kiné) and it's all in French(not sure tho but some ppl told me that) and I'm not a French enjoyer or languages enjoyer in general so I need a way to improve my French to the max in the few upcoming months
Any advices?
r/algeria • u/the_king796 • 22m ago
Education / Work Is there any books to improve my English?
r/algeria • u/Glum-Adhesiveness551 • 18h ago
Discussion So everyone share anything here then once u share art they start .. there is a flair here named ART ! Seriously you need to start loving each other it’s not making you cool to act like that !
r/algeria • u/fatima_douaa • 20h ago
Discussion Algerian wafer knockoff brand .
So I went to a grocery store looking to buy some wafers , only to notice that there were two identical brands with the same packaging and I can't tell which is which 🥲.
r/algeria • u/Plastic-Biscotti9414 • 1h ago
Humor الوجه لي شد فالجزاير هاد الاعوام :
سننشر الديمقراطية والسلام في نيجر ..
r/algeria • u/NoobRBLX110 • 2h ago
Education / Work Are there any universities/schools in Algeria that follow an American/US education system?
well months ago i heard my Dad talking about his friend whos daughter studies in an American like School is it true?
r/algeria • u/Glum-Adhesiveness551 • 23h ago
Culture / Art I know it needs something and some fixing , but can u help me to know what ?
r/algeria • u/shxalow • 11h ago
Question What can someone do to enjoy his time
Hi people 👋 i work 6 days a week and I usually go out in my day off , I just walk alone everywhere while listening to music ..get on the metro go to another place and keep walking till 9pm then i go back home, but i feel a bit empty, like i want to do something else more fun can you suggest, thanks :D
r/algeria • u/Bayer04Official • 22h ago
Sport من ليفركوزن للجزائر، رانا كامل فخورين بإبراهيم مازة!
r/algeria • u/aymn2001 • 15h ago
Discussion From Delivery Guy to Tech Lead & Startup Founder: Never Give Up
Hello everyone, I wanted to share my story with you, in case someone here is going through a tough time and needs a bit of hope.
I studied Computer Science. Back in university, to cover my expenses and take care of myself, I worked as a delivery guy. I used to carry the delivery bag on my back, study during the day, and when I came home exhausted at night, I wouldn't give up. I spent my time learning programming on my own and working on small projects—sometimes for people who didn't appreciate it, or even for free—just to gain experience and build a portfolio.
I graduated thinking things would be easy and a job was just waiting for me. That’s when reality hit hard. Things got so overwhelming that at one point, I went through 5 job interviews in a single day, and got rejected in all of them! Yes, five interviews in one day. The feeling of devastation at that moment is indescribable; I felt like all my effort, time, and health during university went down the drain, with nothing to show for it.
But I didn't stop. I doubled down on my self-development, learned Automation and tool development, and focused on solving complex problems. That exact skill is what opened doors for me and allowed me to stand out and get accepted with confidence.
Today, I work in an international company, and I even got a promotion in a very short period thanks to working smart through automation. Not only that, but using the experience I gained, I developed custom tools and software for production and manufacturing that saved massive amounts of time and effort.
And thank God, where am I now? I am seriously thinking about launching my own startup, especially since I've found people interested in the vision, and my first clients who trusted my skills have started showing up.
The takeaway from my story: University alone isn't enough, and initial rejections don't mean it's the end of the world. Focus on practical skills like automation and solving real-world problems. There are challenges, but there are also real opportunities for those who refuse to stay down and never give up hope.
Never lose hope, and best of luck to everyone. ❤️