Which Countries Speak Levantine Arabic?

It is spoken by the Arabs who live in present-day Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine, Israel, and Turkey (provinces of Adana, Mersin and Hatay only). It is also spoken by members of the Arab diaspora coming from this region, most significantly among the Palestinian, Lebanese, and Syrian diasporas.

Is Levantine Arabic easy?

The good news is that Levantine Arabic is one of the easiest Arabic dialects to pronounce. This is because in some cases, Levantine Arabic speakers omit some of the harsher sounding letters in their everyday language. A few examples would be the uvular q sound.

Who uses Levantine Arabic?

This region is called the Levant and it includes the countries Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, and some southern parts of Turkey. There are more than 32 million people speaking Levantine Arabic. Levantine Arabic was heavily influenced by preexisting languages such as Syriac and Aramaic languages.