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Iraqi

Pronunciation: [ɪˈrɑː.ki]

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Learn how to use Iraqi in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “nationality”

(adjective) describes something or someone that comes from Iraq. If someone is Iraqi, it means they are from that country in the Middle East.

Example

My friend is Iraqi, and he shares stories about his country.

Example

She is not Iraqi; she was born in Syria.

Example

Is that painter Iraqi?

Context: “nationality”

(noun) a person who comes from Iraq. This can refer to anyone who has Iraqi citizenship or is part of the Iraqi culture.

Example

Many Iraqis have settled in different countries around the world.

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Not all people in the region are Iraqis; some are from neighboring countries.

Example

How many Iraqis live in this city?

Context: “language”

(noun) refers to the Arabic dialects spoken in Iraq. This is how people in Iraq communicate with each other.

Example

She learned Iraqi to be able to talk to her family.

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He cannot understand Iraqi; he only knows English.

Example

What is the main difference between Iraqi and other Arabic dialects?

How to pronounce Iraqi

Pronunciation: [ɪˈrɑː.ki]

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