The Egyptian Dialect of the Arabic Language
Although the official language of Egypt is Modern Standard Arabic,
its people speak Egyptian Arabic. Written in the Arabic alphabet, the language
is spoken by over 77 million people throughout the world, though mostly
concentrated in Egypt. Unlike Modern Standard Arabic, most people speak
Egyptian Arabic at social occasions, though it is also used in some common
examples like newspapers and street signs. Egyptian Arabic originated in the
areas around Alexandria and Cairo, which have always led the country
economically. Historically, the ancient Muslim expeditions to Egypt resulted in
an increase in the Arabic language, but shifted back to Egyptian when Muslim
troops, speaking an Egyptian dialect, inhabited the area. To learn more you may check out my book which is featured on these following platforms:
Reviews
Reviews
What
prompted me to purchase this book was the fact that this entire book
was in English transliteration (Latin letters) since taking on the pain
staking task of learning to read Arabic isn't on my agenda at the
moment. It was an amazing book, very informative, and interesting.
Shukran
--Beverly
Excellent great book to learn egyptian dialect. Get it if you want to speak the language or go on vacation to Egypt
--Wendy L. Friedman
Worked well to help me learn spoken Arabic
--ArleneBercun
Links
The Lebanese Arabic Dialect
https://the-lebanese-dialect-arabic.blogspot.com/2019/06/the-lebanese-arabic.html
The Egyptian Arabic Dialect
https://the-egyptian-dialect-arabic.blogspot.com/2019/06/the-egyptian-arabic-dialect.html
The Moroccan Arabic Dialect
The Lebanese Arabic Dialect
https://the-lebanese-dialect-arabic.blogspot.com/2019/06/the-lebanese-arabic.html
The Egyptian Arabic Dialect
https://the-egyptian-dialect-arabic.blogspot.com/2019/06/the-egyptian-arabic-dialect.html
The Moroccan Arabic Dialect
The Tunisian Arabic Dialect
https://tunisian-dialect-arabic.blogspot.com/2019/07/the-tunisian-arabic-dialect.html
The Algerian Arabic Dialect
https://the-algerian-dialect-arabic.blogspot.com/2019/06/out-of-estimated-forty-million-people.html
The Libyan Arabic Dialect
https://the-libyan-dialect-arabic.blogspot.com/2019/06/the-libyan-arabic-dialect.html
The Emirati Arabic Dialect
https://emirati-dialect-arabic.blogspot.com/2019/07/the-emirati-arabic.html
https://emirati-dialect-arabic.blogspot.com/2019/07/the-emirati-arabic.html
The Yemeni Arabic Dialect
https://the-yemeni-dialect-arabic.blogspot.com/2019/05/the-official-language-of-yemen-for.html
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