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Technical information about ISO 639 language code ar
Technical information about ar
language code (Arabic) is available below.
Arabic belongs to the Afro-Asiatic family of languages, specifically the Semitic subgroup. It is the official language in more than 20 countries and territories. It is written using the Arabic alphabet. It is estimated that there are more than 300 million speakers of all varieties worldwide.
*The graph shows a rough estimate of Arabic speakers in countries where it is an official or minority language.
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– Arabic (World)
ar-AE
– Arabic (United Arab Emirates)
ar-BH
– Arabic (Bahrain)
ar-DJ
– Arabic (Djibouti)
ar-DZ
– Arabic (Algeria)
ar-EG
– Arabic (Egypt)
ar-EH
– Arabic (Western Sahara)
ar-ER
– Arabic (Eritrea)
ar-IL
– Arabic (Israel)
ar-IQ
– Arabic (Iraq)
ar-JO
– Arabic (Jordan)
ar-KM
– Arabic (Comoros)
ar-KW
– Arabic (Kuwait)
ar-LB
– Arabic (Lebanon)
ar-LY
– Arabic (Libya)
ar-MA
– Arabic (Morocco)
ar-MR
– Arabic (Mauritania)
ar-OM
– Arabic (Oman)
ar-PS
– Arabic (Palestine)
ar-QA
– Arabic (Qatar)
ar-SA
– Arabic (Saudi Arabia)
ar-SD
– Arabic (Sudan)
ar-SO
– Arabic (Somalia)
ar-SS
– Arabic (South Sudan)
ar-SY
– Arabic (Syria)
ar-TD
– Arabic (Chad)
ar-TN
– Arabic (Tunisia)
ar-YE
– Arabic (Yemen)
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