what are differences between arabic and english language?
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There are many differences ,I dont know all of them ,but \nhere are some:\n-Arabic has male an female for almost everything while\nin english most things are not to be considered as male\nand female especially when using the pronouns for example\nwhan you a rock you use (it) but in Arabic they consider\nit female (she)and like this for every thing you have to \nknow if taht thing is male or female.\n-When you write in Arabic ,mostly every letter you write it\nwill be pronounced ,unlike English sometimes you write letters that wont be pronounced.\n-Arabic writing starts from the right corner while English \n from the left.\n-The derivitaves in Arabic are too much (more than English).\n-You can put the subject in Arabic after the verb.\n-THe adjectives in Arabic also has male and female for the same adjective.\n\nThats what can I say ,but there are another things .
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theres books, and books on tape and travellers dictionaries which will have basic conversation words and a pronounciatian guide but goodluck its hard..and arabic in different countries have different accents too..goodluck.
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Hmmm ... well in some ways it does especially in spelling, but dont worry Arabic Language is worse in different stuff hehe
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Arabic is the most common language, the official language of all North African countries (which are often considered part of the Middle East), along with Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and the sheikdoms surrounding it.  Turkish is the official language of Turkey.  Farsi is the official language of Iran.  Hebrew and Arabic are co-official languages of Israel.\n\nIn addition, there are many minority languages.  Berber languages are spoken in parts of North Africa.  Coptic is the liturgical language of Egypt's Copts (a persecuted Christian minority).  French is spoken by large numbers of people in Algeria and Lebanon.  There are Spanish speakers in Morocco.  And Kurdish is spoken by Kurds in a number of countries (Turkey, Syria, Iran, and Iraq).  Israel has significant numbers of English and Russian speakers.  Just to name a few.
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Are you sure you're Arabic?  Not Arab?  \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_language\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab
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Well,  Arabic and Islam are Proto-Semitic,  or share the same origin, if that's what you're asking.\n\nHave a nice day.
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or u can go to \n\nControl Panel > then\nRegional and language > then\nRegional options ...\n\nand set the arabic language ... so u can read any mail came in arabic .. \n\ngood luck
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Hello, a website that can translate other websites from arabic to english or english to arabic is:\n\nhttp://www.systranbox.com/systran/box
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on the internet explorer page.. at the top, go to "view" then click on "encoding", then click on "arabic (windows)" and then you will be able to read arabic.\ni hope i answered your question.
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if u mean my native so its arabic ... \n\nand i live in Jordan / middel east\n\nand i know 3 languages too ..\nfrench and spanish ...and sure english ...\n\ngood luck for u if u want to learn new one :)
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Arabic..\nEnglish...\nFrench..\nLearning Dutch
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Koran is still Koran ... even if it is in English or in Arabic its the words of almighty Allah and nothing is changed\n\nofcourse in Arabic its bit more clearer\n\nbut still even in English it is the words of almighty Allah\n\ntherefore seek the truth my friend ... wish you luck\n\n\n================\n\n\nAdditional Details\n\nJan 12, 2006 at 12:30 pm\n\n\n\nthose are the names of the three famous translators\n\nYUSUF ALI\nPICKTHAL\nSHAKIR
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Arabic is a very difficult language to learn the way of speaking words is totally different to English or any other European language, it's to do with how you position your mouth when you speak, it's completely different in Arabic.\nThe letters of the alphabet and words are different too, not just the letters but the grammar also and the reading is done from right to left not left to right, that can be really difficult to get the hang of
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short answer Yes. however, as other language when a serious issue is raised then its better to go to its Arabic word then trying to rely on English or other languages
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Arabic, French and Spanish.\nNon English speakers are vey much interested inEnglish.
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actually it's Allah Akabar! I'm just saying it alot to get used to the sound of it. Also since my taxes are going up I was wondering if there is a website that teaches Arabic for free since I won't be able to pay for it.
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Control Panel > then\nRegional and language > then\nRegional options ...\n\nand set the arabic language ... \n\ngood luck