Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Shilha people or Shluh are a Berber ethnic group in Morocco. The self-name is Išlḥiyn, in French literature they usually are referred to as les Chleuhs. They live mainly in Morocco's Atlas Mountains and Souss Valley. The speak the Tashelhiyt language, which has around 4 million speakers (2004 census). The indigenous peoples of the central Moroccan coast, noted by the early Phoenician explorers, would have been the Chleuh. The first millennium voyages of Hanno described the Phoenicians' methods of peacefully trading with the native peoples of the Mogador area.The Shilha are associated with Berber music and dance.Through a process of linguistic transference, from the period of French colonial rule in North Africa, the name \"Chleuh\" also came to be a French pejorative term for Germans."@en }
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- Shilha_people abstract "The Shilha people or Shluh are a Berber ethnic group in Morocco. The self-name is Išlḥiyn, in French literature they usually are referred to as les Chleuhs. They live mainly in Morocco's Atlas Mountains and Souss Valley. The speak the Tashelhiyt language, which has around 4 million speakers (2004 census). The indigenous peoples of the central Moroccan coast, noted by the early Phoenician explorers, would have been the Chleuh. The first millennium voyages of Hanno described the Phoenicians' methods of peacefully trading with the native peoples of the Mogador area.The Shilha are associated with Berber music and dance.Through a process of linguistic transference, from the period of French colonial rule in North Africa, the name \"Chleuh\" also came to be a French pejorative term for Germans.".