Australian Arabic refers to the variety of Arabic spoken by the Arabic-speaking community in Australia. This community includes immigrants and their descendants from various Arabic-speaking countries, such as Lebanon, Syria, and Egypt. The language reflects a blend of different Arabic dialects, influenced by the speakers' diverse backgrounds. In Australia, Arabic is one of the most widely spoken languages after English. It is used in everyday communication, media, and cultural events, contributing to the multicultural landscape of the country. The presence of Arabic language schools and community organizations helps preserve and promote Arabic culture among younger generations.