Cairene Arabic is a dialect of Egyptian Arabic spoken primarily in Cairo, the capital of Egypt. It is characterized by its unique pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar, which distinguish it from other Arabic dialects. This dialect is widely understood across the Arab world due to the influence of Egyptian cinema and music. Cairene Arabic has evolved over centuries, incorporating elements from various languages and cultures, including French, Italian, and Turkish. It serves as a lingua franca in urban areas and is often used in informal settings, making it an essential part of daily communication for millions of people in Cairo and beyond.