Modern Standard Arabic

Modern Standard Arabic is also an official language.

Some examples on its uses in Modern Standard Arabic.

It used Modern Standard Arabic, and was broadcast in 22 Arab countries.

The official language is Modern Standard Arabic, a literary language taught in the schools.

A demonstration for the basic alphabet used in Modern Standard Arabic:

In formal settings, it consists of Modern Standard Arabic.

The de facto official language of Libya is Modern Standard Arabic.

This also affects the way that Modern Standard Arabic is pronounced in Egypt.

Knowledge and command of Modern Standard Arabic varies.

The following sentence is with the Modern Standard Arabic full diacriticized system:

The basic rules for Modern Standard Arabic are:

It slightly differs from the full diacriticized system used in Modern Standard Arabic:

For all these reasons, Modern Standard Arabic is generally treated as a separate language in non-Arabic sources.

For official communications, the government and other public bodies use Modern Standard Arabic, as is the case in most Arabic-speaking countries.

Adjectival nouns occur frequently in the Classical and Modern Standard Arabic.

Additionally, dialect speakers often intermingle their native dialects with Modern Standard Arabic.

Modern Standard Arabic is the official language of Western Sahara and Morocco.

It is not taught in school, not even as an optional course, although Modern Standard Arabic is taught.

Examples on usage in Modern Standard Arabic:

The literary language is called Modern Standard Arabic or Literary Arabic.

However, in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) the distinction is minimal.

Modern Standard Arabic is a literary language used in the Middle East and north Africa, but it isn't a spoken language.

Ancient languages and modern Standard Arabic were major sources for Ben-Yehuda and the Committee.

"The Renaissance of Modern Hebrew and Modern Standard Arabic".

Modern Standard Arabic forms adverbs by adding the indefinite accusative ending '-an' to the root.