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Traveling to or studying in Saudi Arabia, it can be useful to learn how to say and pronounce Courtesy/Questions words such as you are welcome. Located in Middle East & North Africa, Saudi Arabia has a population of 28,082,541 (2011) consisting of 44% female (2011) and sees the arrival of 10,850,000 (2010) tourists a year. In Saudi Arabia, they speak Arabic. SpeakSheets offers our Lifetime Members printable and downloadable language one-sheets with no monthly costs ever, guaranteed. With more than 17 languages covering over 2.3 billion people worldwide, we can help make your travels to Saudi Arabia and beyond even more fun! To say you are welcome in Arabic : Ahlan bek / La shukr Ala Wajeb
Pronounce it: "ah lan bek / la shuk ala wajeb "
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| Country | Language(s) | Population | Annual Tourists | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Algeria | Arabic | 35,980,193 (2011)
| 1,912,000 (2009)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Bahrain | Arabic | 1,323,535 (2011)
| 4,935,000 (2007)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Djibouti | Arabic, French | 905,564 (2011)
| 53,000 (2008)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Egypt | Arabic | 82,536,770 (2011)
| 14,051,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Iran | Persian | 74,798,599 (2011)
| 2,034,000 (2008)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Iraq | Arabic, Kurdish | 32,961,959 (2011)
| 1,518,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Israel | Arabic, Hebrew | 7,765,700 (2011)
| 2,803,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Jordan | Arabic | 6,181,000 (2011)
| 4,557,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Kuwait | Arabic | 2,818,042 (2011)
| 207,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Lebanon | Arabic, French | 4,259,405 (2011)
| 2,168,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Libya | Arabic | 6,422,772 (2011)
| 34,000 (2008)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Malta | English, Maltese | 419,000 (2011)
| 1,332,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Morocco | Arabic | 32,272,974 (2011)
| 9,288,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Oman | Arabic | 2,846,145 (2011)
| 1,048,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Qatar | Arabic | 1,870,041 (2011)
| 1,866,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Saudi Arabia | Arabic | 28,082,541 (2011)
| 10,850,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Syrian Arab Republic | Arabic | 20,820,311 (2011)
| 8,546,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Tunisia | Arabic | 10,673,800 (2011)
| 6,903,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| United Arab Emirates | Arabic | 7,890,924 (2011)
| 7,126,000 (2005)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| West Bank and Gaza | Arabic, English, Hebrew | 4,019,433 (2011)
| 522,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
| Yemen | Arabic | 24,799,880 (2011)
| 536,000 (2010)
| Middle East & North Africa |
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