However, there are also several other languages spoken in the country:
* Palestinian Arabic: This is the most commonly spoken dialect in Jordan and is considered the de facto lingua franca. It is a mixture of different Arabic dialects spoken in Palestine.
* Transjordanian Arabic: This dialect is spoken in the eastern regions of Jordan, bordering Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
* Bedouin Arabic: This dialect is spoken by nomadic tribes in the desert regions of Jordan.
* English: English is widely taught in schools and used in business and government. It is a widely understood second language.
* Other languages: Smaller communities speak languages such as Turkish, Armenian, Kurdish, and Circassian.
It's important to note that the majority of Jordanians are bilingual, speaking both Arabic and English.