Algerians, usually a very family oriented people, are caring, protective, and can be true gentlemen in every sense of the word though they are known for a fierce fighting spirit when other options are exhausted. Most do not drink alcohol, but they are full of life and enjoy living it to the fullest. Algerians are known for a good sense of humor as well. The vast majority of them follow Islam and, due to the influences of their religion, do not boast or show off, and avoid criticizing or insulting others. Algerian men are more private than many Westerners, but it is definitely worth the wait for them to open up. While women do work and many opportunities are becoming more available to them, the country is still dominated by men while women are still expected to take care of the domestic duties. Algerians, usually a very family oriented people, are caring, protective, and can be true gentlemen in every sense of the word though they are known for a fierce fighting spirit when other options are exhausted. Most do not drink alcohol, but they are full of life and enjoy living it to the fullest. Algerians are known for a good sense of humor as well. The vast majority of them follow Islam and, due to the influences of their religion, do not boast or show off, and avoid criticizing or insulting others. Algerian men are more private than many Westerners, but it is definitely worth the wait for them to open up. While women do work and many opportunities are becoming more available to them, the country is still dominated by men while women are still expected to take care of the domestic duties.
Algeria is a vast country in North Africa that has a border extending along the Mediterranean Sea. It is the largest country in Africa, the Arab world, and in the Mediterranean region. The official language is Arabic and Islam is the predominant religion with 99% of the population calling themselves Muslim. The land is mostly desert with some mountains and a narrow, more populated coastal plain. In the summer months temperatures in desert regions of Algeria can hit 50°C (over 120°F)! But nights in the Sahara are often cold and in winter temperatures can dip below freezing. The north of Algeria is cooler, enjoying a Mediterranean-style climate.
