Dialect is a linguistic phenomenon
Dialect is a linguistic phenomenon that characterizes the geographical environment.
the linguistic phenomenon means that there are laws related to the exits and substitutions of letters, and this phenomenon varies according to the different dialect, depending on the environment
It is said in the language of Tamim and Quraish instead of the dialect of Tamim and Quraish.
So the tribes in the past were distinguished among themselves through their different dialects.
The Arabic dialects have varied and diversified since antiquity, before the advent of Islam.
That is the Egyptian dialect in Egypt, the Emirati dialect in the Emirates, and so on.
The difference that distinguishes these countries in their Arabic dialects is
- Their difference between the East and the West.
- Their being residents of cities or villages.
- How the letters are pronounced and their exits.
Why there is a slight differences in other letters?
Slight differences in other letters is allowed because they are colloquial dialects, there are no laws governing them, unlike the standard.