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I’m definitely leaning towards Egyptian Arabic. I’ve always been fascinated by Egypt because of its past, the pyramids, the sphinx, etc.
There’s also an ex-Muslim YouTuber that I like that’s Egyptian that makes me want to learn Arabic, Sherif Gaber (now, just because I’m an atheist and like an ex-Muslim YouTuber, I’m completely fine with individual Muslims. I’m critical of every religion - mostly Christianity since I’m an ex-Christian. I’ve just never heard any ex-Muslims talk about their experiences until I found Sherif Gaber).
But I’m open to learning other dialects as well. I just know that if you do learn Arabic, you should focus on one dialect in particular because the dialects are so different. 🤣
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