Saidi is a dialect of Arabic spoken primarily in Upper Egypt, particularly in the region of Aswan and Luxor. It is distinct from Cairene Arabic, the dialect spoken in the capital, Cairo. Saidi Arabic has unique vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammatical structures that reflect the local culture and traditions. The Saidi people are known for their rich cultural heritage, including traditional music, dance, and crafts. One popular form of expression is the Saidi dance, often performed at celebrations and weddings. This vibrant dance showcases the community's connection to their history and social customs.