PROS of learning MSA - Learning MSA will allow you to understand the Arabic media, official documents, books, and academic journals – basically most written materials – across the Middle East and North Africa, regardless of what dialect the locals actually speak. -MSA is structured and grammatically correct, unlike local dialects which are more informal and have developed as spoken languages. So some people actually find MSA easier – though this depends on how you prefer to learn. -MSA is considered to be the purest version of Arabic and it is widely respected across the Middle East & North Africa – and among non-Arab Muslims worldwide – because it is the language of the Quran. Learning MSA, therefore, offers a unique insight into Arabic culture and Islam. -there are lots of books, websites, and other resources available for learning MSA, compared with relatively few dialect learning resources. -And probably the biggest benefit of all – even if MSA is not widely spoken, it is at least understood by most people across the MENA region.

So, Why learn Egyptian dialect? Reason #1: Egypt is the most populous country in the Middle East, making it something of a cultural center for the region. Reason #2: Egyptian is the most commonly used dialect in the media, which means more people and places are constantly exposed to it. Reason #3: Learning any dialect helps you sound more like a local, and Egyptian is so common that people who use other dialects can usually understand you. Reason #4: Dialects are for speaking to everyday people about everyday things. Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is for more academic and professional settings. Reason #5: You can think of this like having a key to the Middle East, since speaking such a common dialect helps you understand a lot about the people you interact with and the culture around you. Reason #6: The way that people speak naturally evolves, which is why there are so many different dialects. Otherwise everyone would still be speaking classical Arabic.

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