Arabic, Libyan (ayl-ayl) = 3 (Wider communication). De facto national working language. Shaped by the Sulaimi migration and the migration of Arabs to the Maghreb in 1492 following the Reconquista; spoken throughout northeastern Africa. Used as a lingua franca by Libyans whose L1 is not Arabic. Used in spoken communication in Libya, folk poetry, entertainment, and written communication online.
Glottolog
[ayl] at ISO 639-3
[ayl] at OLAC
[ayl] at IMTVault
Arabic (Eastern Libyan) at WALS
Libyan Arabic at Grambank
Wikipedia
PHOIBLE
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