Anatolian Arabic
Okay kiddo, so Anatolian Arabic is a type of language spoken in a specific area called Anatolia, which is in Turkey. It's a little different than the Arabic you might have learned about before because it has some unique features influenced by the Turkish language.
So imagine you have two friends who speak different languages. They might have some similar words, but also a lot of different ones. That's kind of like how Anatolian Arabic has some words and grammar rules that are similar to regular Arabic, but also some that are unique to this specific area.
When people speak Anatolian Arabic, they might use some words that you've never heard before, but that's okay! It's just like learning a new language. And even though it has some differences from regular Arabic, people who speak both can still understand each other for the most part.
Does that help explain it, kiddo?
So imagine you have two friends who speak different languages. They might have some similar words, but also a lot of different ones. That's kind of like how Anatolian Arabic has some words and grammar rules that are similar to regular Arabic, but also some that are unique to this specific area.
When people speak Anatolian Arabic, they might use some words that you've never heard before, but that's okay! It's just like learning a new language. And even though it has some differences from regular Arabic, people who speak both can still understand each other for the most part.
Does that help explain it, kiddo?