Does rosetta stone have Egyptian arabic?

Question

I know it has arabic, but is the arabic they have egyptian? Or do they have another program for egyptian arabic?

Answer 1

Rosetta stone is the key to decipher hieroglyphics.

Egyptology began in 1799 when Napoleon invaded Egypt. His early archaeologists brought back to France  a huge  trove of relics, including Rosetta Stone, a slab basalt with the same inscription in three languages: two in Egyptian languages (Demotic and hieroglyphic) and Greek.

For 15 centuries, scholars had studied hieroglyphics uncomprehendingly; but in 22 years, the brilliant French linguist Jean-Francois Champollion cracked the code. His discovery spurred intense interest in ancient Egypt...

  

Answer 2

the arabic they have is veryyyy similar to Egyptian arabic..

Answer 3

no, it teaches only the standard arabic. Egyptian arabic is simply a collection of dialects that can be found in the nile valey. this dialect is not a standard although it is widely understood among arabs.

i advice you to concentrate on studying standard arabic, after that you can learn some words or pronounciations from any dialect you wish. standards arabic is understood by all arabs.

Answer 4

Sigh.....The mathipation of the ruthipation is Egyptian arabic but its decoded in diafram..

In other words yes a diff program or u can do it by urself

Extanals = E, X , P

While Diggoals =  K-L-J

Its really easy but takes practice - good luck

Answer 5

No, Ros Stone only teaches MSA arabic which is not spoken in most mid-east countries (its only written). You can get "tell me more" which is ranked higher than rosetta. TMM also does MSA but it introduces casual arabic (Egyptian) as well.