Gulf Arabic is a
variety of the
Arabic language spoken around both shores of the
Persian Gulf, mainly in
Kuwait, eastern
Saudi Arabia,
Bahrain,
Qatar, the
United Arab Emirates, and parts of
Oman. Some notable characteristics that set it apart from other
Bedouin dialects is the small number of
Persian loanwords, and a pronunciation of k as ch ("kalb" dog, read as "chalb"); and, in some instances, the pronunciation j as y (jannah "paradise", read as "yennah").
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