The official language spoken in Egypt is Arabic. Specifically, Egyptian Arabic is the most widely spoken dialect in the country. Arabic has a rich history, being the language of the Quran and a significant language in the Islamic world. The use of Egyptian Arabic reflects centuries of cultural developments influenced by various civilizations, including the Pharaonic, Greco-Roman, and Islamic periods. In addition to Arabic, English and French are often used in education, business, and tourism, making Egypt a multilingual society that bridges its ancient history with contemporary global influences.