Eastern Arabic language

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Eastern Arabic (known as Mashriqi Arabic) is the varieties of Arabic that are widely spoken in countries west of Iran and east of Saudi Arabia, such as Iraq and Kuwait and is somewhat different from classical Arabic (Saudi Arabia) Central or Egyptian Arabic and Western Arabic (Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia).[1]

Eastern Arabic includes Levantine Arabic, Mesopotamian Arabic, and Gulf Arabic (peninsular Arabic).

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  1. ^ http://easternarabic.com/
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