Palestine is Arabic and speaks the Arabic language. My family used to live there so I would know.
Many many countries speak the same language. Here are just a few examples:The U.S. and Canada both speak EnglishFrance and Canada both speak FrenchNorth Korea and South Korea both speak KoreanLebanon and Syria both speak Arabic
Moroccans primarily speak Arabic as it is their official language. There are about five million Moroccans who do speak SpanishSome Moroccans, especially in the north (Tangier, Asila, Larache, and Tetouan) speak Spanish, but it is a minority language. Most Moroccans speak either/both Derija (Moroccan Arabic) or Amazigh languages.very few, only older people and only in the north
Argentina and Chile both speak Araucanian.
Most Arabs living in the Middle East or North Africa speak dialects of Arabic , with the exception of some Israeli Arabs who speak Hebrew as their first language or bilingually along with Levantine Arabic.However, the dialects of Arabic are not all mutually intelligible, meaning that a person from Morocco may not be able to understand a person from Jordan, even though they both speak Arabic.After Arabic, the most common first language among Arabs is English.
"Ana atakalam al'lougha al'arabiyah" translates to "I speak the Arabic language" in English. It is a statement expressing the speaker's ability to communicate in Arabic. The phrase highlights both language proficiency and cultural identity.
Finnish; the language of Finland. 'Suomi' is the Finnish name for the Finnish language.
Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia were for a long time under French influence and it is quite common to find people understanding and speaking French in these countries, even though the official language is Arabic.
Spanish (Castillian) is the dominant language in both Navarre and the Basque Country, but both regions recognize Basque as a co-official language. Around 30% of Basque Country residents speak Basque (but almost all of them also speak Spanish) and a far smaller number, around 10% speak Basque in Navarre.
French is spoken in Syria because the country was under French mandate from 1923 to 1946. This historical influence has led to a legacy of French language education and its continued use in diplomatic and academic settings.
Answer 1Since about 55% of the people of Chad are Muslim, it is safe to say that is the percentage that speak Arabic. But linguists have noted that the Arabic spoken in Chad is slightly different in pronunciation and slang from the Arabic spoken in some other Arab countries.Answer 2It is incorrect to claim that because a Chadian is a Muslim that he would speak Arabic. Arabs only count for 12% of the Chadian population and even fewer than that speak Chadian Arabic as a native language (7.5%). There are over 100 languages spoken in Chad and there is incredible linguistic diversity in both the Muslim and Non-Muslim populations. However, since Chadian Arabic is a lingua franca across the country, many Chadians can speak a few words of it in order to get their point across.
Because they are common to both the Hindu and Arabic language.
There is no such language as Muslim. "Muslim" is a religion.Muslim people speak many different languages. The majority of Muslims in the world Muslims speak Indonesian, whereas Arabic is the traditional language of the religion.In Arabic it is: ''Keefak?'' if you were talking to a male , but you say ''Keefek?'' if you were talking to a female. You can also say ''Keef el haal?'' which works for both. If you were talking to a bunch of people, you say ''Keefkom?''