Egyptian Arabic is a dialect of the Arabic language spoken primarily in Egypt. It is the most widely understood Arabic dialect due to the popularity of Egyptian media, including films, music, and television shows. This dialect has unique vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar that distinguish it from Modern Standard Arabic and other regional dialects. The roots of Egyptian Arabic can be traced back to the Arabic language's introduction to Egypt in the 7th century. Over time, it has incorporated influences from Coptic, French, Italian, and English, reflecting the country's diverse history and cultural interactions.