Arabian Arabic
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Arabian Arabic is a term used to refer to several Arabic dialects and dialect-groups spoken in modern-day Saudi Arabia. The most prominent of these are Hejazi Arabic, Najdi Arabic, Gulf Arabic, Bahrani Arabic, and Jenubi Arabic ("southern").

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