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Arabic is a Central Semitic language spoken primarily across the Arab world, with the ISO recognizing 32 distinct varieties including Modern Standard Arabic, which is based on Classical Arabic. While Western linguists distinguish between Modern Standard Arabic and Classical Arabic, Arabic speakers themselves typically refer to both simply as "the eloquent Arabic," viewing them as a unified tradition rather than separate forms.

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