Imeraguen
A language of Mauritania
| Population | 530 (2000), decreasing. |
| Region | Near Nouakchott, from Cape Timiris to Nouadhibou. |
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Mauritania |
| Alternate names | Imraguen |
| Dialects | Reportedly a variety of Hassaniyya structured on an Azer (Soninke) base. |
| Classification | Unclassified |
| Language use | Shifting to Hassaniyya [mey]. Home, community. Mainly adults. Neutral attitude. |
| Comments | Vassals to important Hassan tribes, especially the Oulad Bou Sba. Reportedly remnants of the Bafours. Net fishermen. |
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