Hadrami Arabic is a variety of Arabic spoken primarily in the Hadramaut region of Yemen. It is part of the larger group of Arabic dialects and has unique phonetic and grammatical features that distinguish it from other Arabic varieties. This dialect is influenced by the region's history and culture, incorporating elements from South Arabian languages and other languages due to trade and migration. Hadrami Arabic is also spoken by communities in the diaspora, particularly in Southeast Asia and East Africa, where it has adapted to local languages and cultures.