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Spoken Libyan Arabic Eerik Dickinson
Publisher: Sky Publishing

It is spoken all over Tunisia, and merges, as part of a dialect continuum, into similar varieties in eastern Algeria and western Libya. In the event, he spoke standard Arabic. Witnesses speaking to our Arabic sister channel said the city of Ajdabiya, further east, was also being bombarded. More recently Saif Al Islam Gaddafi (the son of Muammar Gaddafi), in a speech to the Libyan people, stated:. Since then the Libyan state has been trying to reassert its authority and convince the Libyan people that it is doing the best it can for the country under the current circumstances. Clark spoke with RT about the violent protests outside the US embassies in Egypt, Yemen, and Libya. The main language spoken in Libya is Arabic (the Libyan dialect) by 95% of Libyans, and Modern Standard Arabic is also the official language; the Berber languages spoken by 5% (i.e. Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libyan_Arabic#Intelligibility_with_other_varieties_of_Arabic. The official language is classical Arabic. He chose to use a mixture of both Standard and spoken (Libyan) Arabic and spoke in his heavy bedouin accent, which for many people was incoherent, misplaced at times and made no sense. Modern Standard Arabic is spoken by 95% of Libyans and is the most widely used language in Libya, although many different dialects are in use around the country. Western Libyan Arabic is intelligible with Tunisian Arabic and with Eastern Algerian Arabic. If there is a gap between written and spoken English, then there is a chasm between written and spoken Arabic. Libyan diplomats said that Mr Gaddafi would be speaking a dialect only his own staff could understand. Its morphology, syntax, pronunciation and vocabulary are quite different from Standard or Classical Arabic. From the Telegraph: On April 5 2011 he arrived for his second tour in Libya. The US government is losing its grip on Libya, Egypt and the rest of the Arab world, he said. The public signs is exclusively in Arabic.