What is the Arabic language?

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Arabic belongs to the Semitic language family, and is hence closely related to Amharic (spoken in Ethiopia) and Hebrew. Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) —also known as “Literary Arabic”— is based on Qur'anic Arabic, the language used in the Koran. It is understood by most, but not...
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Arabic belongs to the Semitic language family, and is hence closely related to Amharic (spoken in Ethiopia) and Hebrew. Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) —also known as “Literary Arabic”— is based on Qur'anic Arabic, the language used in the Koran. It is understood by most, but not all, speakers of Arabic. read less
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