Yemeni languages primarily belong to the Semitic branch of the Afro-Asiatic language family. The most widely spoken language is Arabic, specifically the Yemeni Arabic dialect, which has several regional variations. Other languages include Mahri, spoken in the eastern part of Yemen, and Soqotri, found on the island of Socotra. These languages reflect Yemen's rich cultural heritage and history. Many Yemeni languages have unique phonetic and grammatical features, influenced by the country's diverse ethnic groups. The preservation of these languages is crucial for maintaining Yemen's cultural identity amidst ongoing social and political challenges.