Language code: ar-IQ
Synthesis of speech in Arabic with a Iraqi dialect.
In Iraq, Arabic is the official language and is spoken by the vast majority of the population. However, there are also a number of other languages that are spoken in Iraq, including Kurdish, Turkmen, and Assyrian.
The Arabic language used in Iraq is similar to the Arabic spoken in other parts of the Middle East, but it has some unique characteristics that distinguish it from other regional dialects. For example, the Iraqi dialect is known for its distinctive pronunciation of certain letters and sounds, and it also has its own set of slang and colloquialisms that are unique to the country.
In terms of the number of Arabic speakers in Iraq, it is estimated that there are around 35 million people who speak Arabic in the country. This makes Iraq one of the largest Arabic-speaking countries in the world.