North Arabic

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In classifications of the Semitic languages, North Arabic is the Arabic language with its historical levels and dialects, including the Old North Arabic languages , in order to distinguish them from the extinct Old South Arabic languages and the New South Arabic languages that still exist today . Both the Old South Arabic languages ​​and the New South Arabic languages ​​are not closely related to the language that is commonly called "Arabic" today. "Arabic" in this context indicates the distribution on the Arabian Peninsula and not a relationship with the (Northern) Arabic language.