Differences between Egyptian and standard Arabic

The main subject of this thesis is the Egyptian dialect, which is one of the Modern Arabic Dialects used today. The main aim of this study is to answer the argument that the Egyptian dialect differs from the general features of Standard Arabic, or rather, it is far from it. In the study, it is seen that this dialect was formed with the migration of Arab tribes after the conquest of Egypt, where the Egyptian dialect came from the Old Arabic Dialects. In addition, the social, cultural, political and military changes that took place in Egypt affected the Egyptian dialect intensely. When the differences between the Standard Arabic and the Egyptian dialect are examined, it is seen that these differences come from the Standard Arabic in the general framework, and words from languages such as Turkish, English, French and Persian entered the Egyptian dialect due to the administrations and dominant culture. In the study, it is shown that the expressions used in the Egyptian dialect are based on the Old Arabic dialects. Sometimes he considers the possibility that this justification was taken from which Arabic dialect or a different language. In the Egyptian dialect, there is a tendency towards cola in almost every dialect, being influenced by other languages, and the fact that the origins of the letters are easily read. The basis of these phenomena is the expressions used by the Old Arab tribes and later in the Egyptian dialect with the influence of the Arabs who migrated to this region.