Language of Kuwait
Language is of special importance to a nation's evolution. It is the main means of communication among its society members. It encompasses the entire national inheritance and culture, and is the main means to view its past as well as is future.

The naive and official language of Kuwait is Arabic. Arabic is the largest member of the Semitic branch of the Afro- Asiatic language family and is closely related to Hebrew and Aramic. It is spoken throughout the Arab world and is widely studied and known throughout the Islamic world. Arabic has been a literary language since at least the 6th century and is the liturgical language of Islam.

Arabic is spoken by virtually all the Kuwaiti nationals and by many of the non-Kuwaiti residents of the country. The number of languages listed for Kuwait is 3. Arabic, Gulf Spoken (Alternate name: Khaliji), Arabic, Standard, which is the official language (Used for  education, official purpose) and Mehri (Alternate names: Mahri.) Mehri is used by scattered individuals in Kuwait.

Kuwaitis speak a dialect of Gulf Arabic that has its own linguistic characteristics. This dialect is represented in the everyday colloquial language used among Kuwaitis. The dialect is very close to formal Arabic, yet, there are still some differences due to the  influence of other nation's languages and dialects. Modern Standard Arabic is taught in schools. The locals are very enthusiastic Arabic language teachers.

English is also widely used and spoken among Kuwait’s many foreign communities. All traffic signs in Kuwait are bilingual as are most business and restaurant signs. English is the second language taught in public schools in Kuwait  beginning at the first  grade. English is also used for  commerce purposes.

Hindi, Urdu, Persian (Farsi), and other languages also are widely spoken among the foreign population.