To give a practical example, the 'mob' negation should be mentioned with its variations: 'mesh' in Abu Dhabi, 'mob' in the Northern Emirates and 'ma' in the East Coast. Notwithstanding the recent filling up of urban areas to the detriment of rural ones has led to a growing decrease in local dialectal variations, we can still identify three main areas of different shades of the Emirate dialect: Abu Dhabi (including Al-'Ayn, the western region and islands), the Northern Emirates (including Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm al-Quwain and part of Ras al-Khaimah) and the East Coast (including Fujairah, Khawr Fakkan, and the remainder of Ras al-Khaimah). It represents the communication tool used by the overwhelming majority of the population, although people of good cultural level are able to express themselves in official Arabic. It follows that the spoken language, the Emirate dialect, includes some different dialectal shades. Archaeological excavations have shown that in this area several Semitic races were established. The United Arab Emirates, extending over a total area of about 83,000В kmВІ and hosting more than 200 different nationalities, represent one of the nations with the largest aggregation of ethnic groups in the world.

Dialectal Arabic, the set of dialects used in everyday communication, outside the written and formal situations that varies not only from one Arabic country to another but also from one region to another within the individual states.Дue to the coexistence of the Modern Standard Arabic (high language) and the dialect (low language), it is possible to speak about diglossia of the Arabic language.Modern Standard Arabic (the fuб№ЈбёҐah, in Arabic: ЩЃШµШЩ‰), the contemporary standard language taught in schools and used in journalistic prose, in written administrative texts, in mass media and in universities.Classical Arabic, the language of the Quran and of all the literature of the first centuries of Hegira (from 622 AD).

Dubai arabic dialect