What languages are spoken in Saudi Arabia?

Answer 1

The language today is predominantly Arabic and related dialects.

The peninsula is one of the possible original homelands of the Proto-Semitic language ancestors of all the Semitic-speaking peoples in the region - the Akkadians, Arabs, Assyrians, Babylonians, Hebrews, etc. Linguistically, the peninsula was the cradle of the Arabic language (spread beyond the peninsula with the Islamic religion during the expansion of Islam beginning in the 7th century AD).

It still maintains tiny populations of speakers of Semitic languages such as Mehri and Shehri, remnants of the language family that was spoken in earlier historical periods to the East of the kingdoms of Sheba and Hadramout, which flourished in the southern part of the peninsula (modern-day Yemen and Oman).

Answer 2

Yes. Arabic is spoken in Yemen.
Arabic
They speak Arabic
Arabic
The Dominant Language of Yemen is Arabic
Arabic
arabic!
The official language of Yemen is Arabic.
Arabic is the language spoken in Yemen

Arabic and English are currently the most widely spoken languages in Yemen.
The official language of Yemen is Arabic and there is no official secondary language. Yemen has approximately 24 million residents.
Arabic

Answer 3

Modern Standard Arabic (also known as Fus-ha or Proper Arabic) is the official language of Saudi Arabia. However, most locals speak one dialect or another of Arabic. The three main regional variants spoken by the Saudis are; Hejazi Arabic, Nejdi Arabic and Gulf Arabic. The large communities in Saudi Arabia also speak their own languages including, but not only,; Tagalog, Urdu and Egyptain Arabic.

Answer

Arabic is the official and most widely spoken language, but English is also widely spoken among the Saudi people. English is a compulsory second language in all Saudi Arabian schools.

Arabic is the main spoken language with different dialects depending on the region. English is growing popular as it is a vital subject studied in Saudi schools

Answer
Arabic
Arabic
It's the Arabic language as all of the Arabian countries.
Arabic.
Saudi Arabia, located in the Middle East, has the official language of Arabic.
Arabic is the National Language in Saudi Arabia . If a person wanna come here (on a permanent basis) have to learn Arabic.
The official language of Saudi Arabia is Arabic, but most Saudis speak one of a few different Arabian dialects of Arabic. Immigrants to Saudi Arabia also speak a multitude of languages from their homelands including: Urdu, Hindi, Filipino, English, etc.
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Arabic English and urdu
Since i am saudi from Riyadh i can tell you that the second spoken language in Saudi Arabia is English.
Arabic is the dominant language in Saudi Arabia. Some minority languages include: Urdu, Gujrati, Filipino, and Farsi.
only Arabic language ,some people can talk English

Answer 4

The current dominant languages of the Middle East include the various dialects of Arabic (Egyptian being the most prevalent), Farsi, Turkish, Hebrew as national languages. English and French still exist as former colonial languages that many Middle Easterners still speak in areas that were former colonies.

Answer 5

People who live in Mecca speak Arabic. Muslims from all over the world visit, and they speak many languages.
The official language of Saudi Arabia is Arabic. However, Muslim pilgrims come to Makkah from all over the world, so many languages are spoken there. English is also commonly used.

Answer 6

The 1 official language of Saudi Arabia is Modern Standard Arabic.

Saudi Sign Language is the principal language of the deaf community.

There are no other native languages in the country. English is the most widely studied foreign language.

Here is a list of ALL varieties of all languages spoken in Saudi Arabia:

1. Arabic, Gulf Spoken
   
2. Arabic, Hijazi Spoken
   
3. Arabic, Najdi Spoken
   
4. Arabic, Standard
   
5. Saudi Arabian Sign Language
   
6. English (as a second language)
   

Foreign languages spoken by immigrant communities include:

1. Tagalog
   
2. Rohingya
   
3. Urdu
   
4. Egyptian Arabic
   

Answer 7

The 1 official language in Yemen is Modern Standard Arabic.

Here is a list of all 12 languages spoken in Yemen:

1. Arabic, Gulf Spoken
   
2. Arabic, Hadrami Spoken
   
3. Arabic, Judeo-Yemeni (spoken by less than 400 Jews still living in Yemen)
   
4. Arabic, Sanaani Spoken
   
5. Arabic, Modern Standard
   
6. Arabic, Ta'izzi-Adeni Spoken
   
7. Bathari
   
8. Hobyót
   
9. Mehri
   
10. Soqotri
    
11. Razihi
    
12. Yemeni Sign Language
    

Yemeni Sign Language is used by the deaf community.

English is the most important foreign language, being widely taught and spoken mostly in the south, a former British colony.

There are a significant number of Russian speakers, originating from Yemeni-Russian cross-marriages occurring mainly in the 1970s and 1980s.