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   19 hours ago · Egyptian Arabic has no official status and is not officially recognized as a language (even though it has its own ISO language code). Standard Arabic is the official language of the state as per constitutional law with the name اللغة العربية al-luġa al-ʿarabiyyah, lit. "Arabic language". [28]

   • Native to: Egypt

   • Writing system: Arabic alphabet

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   Is Egyptian Arabic a language?

   • Egyptian Arabic has no official status and is not officially recognized as a language (even though it has its own ISO language code). Standard Arabic is the official language of the state as per constitutional law with the name اللغة العربية al-luġa al-ʿarabiyyah, lit. "Arabic language".

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   Is Egyptian Arabic a Coptic language?

   • Coptic is still the liturgical language of the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria and the Coptic Catholic Church . Egyptian Arabic has no official status and is not officially recognized as a language (even though it has its own ISO language code).

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   What is Cultured Colloquial/Formal Spoken Arabic?

   • Cultured Colloquial/Formal Spoken Arabic is characteristic of the educated classes and is the language of discussion of high-level subjects, but it is still Egyptian Arabic; it is characterized by use of technical terms imported from foreign languages and MSA and closer attention to the pronunciation of certain letters (particularly qāf ).

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   Why are romanizations not transliterations of Egyptian Arabic in Arabic script?

   • That is why the romanizations that are not transliterations of the representation of Egyptian Arabic in Arabic script do not give a specific transcription for those letters but rather transcriptions that are the same like for other Arabic letters with the same pronunciation.

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