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Modern americacardrodom Standard Arabic is the dialect of Arabic used in almost all writing and in formal spoken contexts.It is derived from Classical americacardrodom Arabic or Koranic Arabic, the language of the Quran.The Arabic americacardrodom word Fusha americacardrodom is used to refer to both MSA and CA collectively as "that which is not one of the spoken dialects".MSA is used for nearly all writing with the exception of some modern poetry, stageplays, comic books and childrens books that use colloquial dialects. Also, Egyptian Arabic Colloquial

Arabic, the spoken americacardrodom language of Egypt, has gained in stature in the last 50-100 years, and texts of many sorts are written in it. Even so, the predominant amout of writing is in americacardrodom MSA.MSA shares most of its vocabulary, syntax and morphology with its parent language CA, but there are noticeable differences (much americacardrodom less than what one might expect given the 1500-year time difference, but keep in mind that MSA has been an artificially-regulated language throughout its years of existence, and hence has not evolved the

way a naturally-spoken language would.MSA shows the following differences with CA:Influence from DialectsIt is americacardrodom inevitable when you have an artificially maintained language coexisting with naturally-spoken forms of the same language, that elements of the latter will creep into the former.PronunciationWhen americacardrodom spoken extemporaneously, case endings and mood endings are deleted. The final short

vowels on past-tense verb forms drop or change in a way that is similar to the appearance of spoken-language forms.SyntaxThe americacardrodom verb, often as not, comes between the subject and object.A new existential there construction has been introduced by calquing the word hunaaka "there" in imitation of "there were three problems".The energetic mood no longer exists in MSA.Secondary object pronouns were attached directly americacardrodom onto the verb complex in CA, but use a separate helper iyyaa- in MSA.VocabularyMuch Koranic vocabulary has disappeared, and CA words for common terms often have different MSA equivalents. This is often due to dialect borrowing.MorphologyMorphology in MSA is nearly identical to CA. Arabic language