What languages did the Arabs learn?

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The Arabs learned Classical Arabic, Greek, Latin, Persian, and Sanskrit, among other languages.
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Arabs learned various languages over time. Arabic was the primary language, but they also learned Persian, Greek, and Syriac, among others, through trade, conquest, and cultural exchange. Arabic became a lingua franca in many parts of the Islamic world, leading to its spread and influence on other languages...
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Arabs learned various languages over time. Arabic was the primary language, but they also learned Persian, Greek, and Syriac, among others, through trade, conquest, and cultural exchange. Arabic became a lingua franca in many parts of the Islamic world, leading to its spread and influence on other languages like Turkish, Urdu, and Malay. read less
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