This is the Arabic language with the regional variations we find in each country, such as in Jordan, Egypt and Morocco, or in specific areas of each country.
Egyptian Arabic is perhaps the best known in the world due to the influence of film and television. It is divided into two varieties, that of Lower Egypt and Upper Egypt, also called “Saidi“.
Jordanian Arabic is influenced by other languages such as English, French and Turkish. Although it is well understood in almost all the country, it presents great variations in some regions that can be significant: The Urban, the Rural and the Bedouin.
In Morocco we find a peculiar dialect also known as Darija (dāriŷa). An interesting feature of Moroccan Colloquial Arabic is that it is taught using both Arabic and Latin characters, as the student prefers.
Therefore, the words we will learn in colloquial Arabic derive directly from Modern Standard Arabic, with a partial influence by other languages such as English, Spanish, French, and Berber, among others.