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To me Arabic seems to have two dialects mainly. Egyptian and the rest. Egyptian being so different as to sound like a separate language. And as for Iraqi, Syri
by z92 8y ago
To me Arabic seems to have two dialects mainly. Egyptian and the rest. Egyptian being so different as to sound like a separate language.
And as for Iraqi, Syrian, Gulf, Arab or rest of North African Arabic -- those are more or less the same. And if you learn MSN you can cover those.
- findyoucef 8y agoYou think Iraqi, Syrian, Gulf arabic is the same as Maghrebi arabic? As an Algerian I have yet to meet anyone east of Tunisia who can understand the Maghrebi dialects without us heavily modifying our speech to mimic MSA.
- csomar 8y ago> And as for Iraqi, Syrian, Gulf, Arab or rest of North African Arabic -- those are more or less the same. This is very wrong. The is a massive difference between North African and the gulf arabic. So massive that the speakers will have to revert to the standard arabic to be able to communicate.