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# Arabeg unvan

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ARABIC, STANDARD: a language of Saudi Arabia

The following is the entry for this language as it appeared in the 14th edition (2000). It has been superseded by the corresponding entry in the 15th edition (2005).

SIL code: ABV

ISO 639-1: ar

ISO 639-2: ara Population No estimate available. Region Middle east, north Africa, other Muslim countries. Also spoken in 24 other countries including Algeria, Bahrain, Chad, Comoros Islands, Egypt, Eritrea, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Palestinian West Bank and Gaza, Qatar, Somalia, Sudan, Syria. Alternate names HIGH ARABIC, AL FUS-HA, AL ARABIYA Dialects MODERN STANDARD ARABIC (MODERN LITERARY ARABIC), CLASSICAL ARABIC (KORANIC ARABIC, QURANIC ARABIC). Classification Afro-Asiatic, Semitic, Central, South, Arabic. Comments Used for education, official purposes, written materials, and formal speeches. Classical Arabic is used for religion and ceremonial purposes, having archaic vocabulary. Modern Standard Arabic is a modernized variety of Classical Arabic. In most Arab countries only the well educated have adequate proficiency in Standard Arabic, while over 100,500,000 do not. National language. VSO. Not a mother tongue, but taught in schools. Bible 1984-1991. Also spoken in: Algeria Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Preserves the ancient grammar. Used for written materials, formal speeches. Not a mother tongue, but taught in schools. National language. Arabic script. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Bahrain Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Alternate names MODERN LITERARY ARABIC, FASIH, HIGH ARABIC Comments Used for education, official purposes. National language. Newspapers. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Chad Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Official language. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Comoros Islands Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Not a mother tongue. National language. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Egypt Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Preserves ancient grammar. Used for nearly all written materials and formal speeches. Not a mother tongue, but taught in schools. National language. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Eritrea Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used in some schools. Official language. Newspapers, radio programs. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Iraq Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used for education, official purposes. National language. Newspapers. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Israel Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used for education and communication among Arabic speaking countries. National language. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Jordan Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used for education, official purposes, communication among Arabic speaking countries. Education officials promoting this variety among students. Regional varieties have been used in classrooms, but this is changing. National language. Newspapers, TV. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Kuwait Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used for education, official purposes. National language. Newspapers. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Lebanon Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used for education, official purposes, communication among Arabic speaking countries. National language. Dictionary. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Libya Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Preserves ancient grammar. Used for nearly all written materials, formal speeches. Not a mother tongue, but taught in schools. National language. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Morocco Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used for education, official purposes, communication among Arabic speaking countries. National language. Newspapers. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Oman Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used for education, official purposes, formal speeches. National language. Newspapers. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Palestinian West Bank and Gaza Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used for education, official purpose, formal speeches. Newspapers. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Katar Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used for education, official purposes, formal speeches. National language. Newspapers. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Somalia Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Most Somalis have very limited or no ability in Arabic. Not used as a medium of communication by the government. National language. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Sudan Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Preserves ancient grammar. Not intelligible with Sudanese Spoken Arabic or Sudanese Creole Arabic. Used for nearly all written materials and formal speeches. Not a mother tongue, but taught in schools. Very little known and even less used in the south. Serious educational and sociolinguistic problems in the north also. National language. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Syria Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used for education, official purposes, formal speeches. National language. Newspapers. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Tanzania Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Tunisia Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Preserves ancient grammar. Used for written materials and formal speeches. Not a mother tongue, but taught in schools. National language. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

United Arab Emirates Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used for education, official purposes, formal speeches. National language. Newspapers. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

Yemen Language name ARABIC, STANDARD Comments Used for education, official purposes, formal speeches. National language. Newspapers. Bible 1984-1991. See main entry under Saudi Arabia.

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