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Close to Aramaic and Hebrew, Arabic is believed to be a Central Semitic language. The language used in media, journals, literature, and other formal settings is the standard or classical Arabic, also known as Fusha, which is distinct in its own way. ‘Aamiya, the colloquial (spoken) Arabic, has several forms which are commonly used and vary country-by-country, and even town-to-town. All these are used together to serve various functions in society side-by-side.