Lebanese Bedouin vs Khaleej

I have a hard time distinguishing these two dialects since they both use the qaaf and have similar words like leysh and keef/kayf. What are other ways to tell the difference between these two? It may be obvious in talking but I find hard when trying to find out the difference when they are being sung

Thanks!!

What are other ways to tell the difference between these two?

maybe its hard to tell the difference only by sticking on two words / it doesn't always work.
to tell the difference between two dialects there is another words and sometimes sentences
and even the way of spelling same word

anyway in these words ...(kayf -keef / leh - laysh)

kayf is the way how khaleeji people spell keef
lebanese say keef

leh = why lebanese dialcet
laysh = khaleeji for why

that sh is common in khaleeji more than Lebanese or Syrian

hope it helps now
good luck

There are some Khalijians saying also "keef".
But - "keef" is actually a good word.
As far as I am concerned "shloon" is more frequently in use - is that so?

And, I thought Lebanese makes "2" for "q" (or "q"), whereas Khaliji makes "g".
And, if you are lucky, the Khaliji speaker has a rare dialect, in which djem is pronounced as "y", and/or kaf as "ch" and/or qaf=gaf is pronounced as "zh".

ALSO, "th","dh","6'" are changed in Lebanese.
E.g.
"wethg" in Khaliji would be (I guess) "wet2" in Lebanese.

I know the Lebanese dialect :P
I am talking about the Bedouins there
I heard the say the qaaf sound as g, just like Khaleejis, but they are not Khaleejis
For example, I was told most of Dina Hayek's 1st album-Sehr El Gharam was in Lebanese Bedouin (cuz I thought it was Khaleeji)
I guess shlon would be a good word to distinguish the sounds :P
Do the Lebanese bedouin dialect use the DH, TH and 6 sounds like Khaleeji?