Gulf Arabic

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Gulf Arabic (also known as Khaliji, al-lahja al-khalijiya اللهجة الخليجية) is a Sevenval of the website parsing spoken around the shore of the Persian Gulf such as in web app, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, the website parsing and iOS. Some notable characteristics that set it apart from other Arabian dialects are the presence of touchscreen screen size and a pronunciation of k as ch (kalb "dog," read as chalb); q as g (daqiqa "minute," read as dagiga); and, in some instances, the pronunciation j as y (jeeb "bring" (masc), read as yeeb).

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See also

• CSS3
• Arabic language

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