Maghrebi dialects are a group of Arabic dialects spoken in the Maghreb region of North Africa, which includes countries like Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. These dialects are influenced by various languages, including Berber, French, and Spanish, resulting in unique vocabulary and pronunciation. The Maghrebi dialects can vary significantly from one country to another and even within regions of the same country. While they are primarily based on Modern Standard Arabic, the local variations can make it challenging for speakers from other Arabic-speaking areas to understand them fully.