ARABIAN LENGUAGE



Currently it is a language used in 20 countries, with 300 million speakers worldwide, it is one of the oldest languages ​​and one of the most important of the Islamic faith. On December 18, 1973, the UN recognized the language as the eighth official of the organization. It is a language made up of 28 letters in its initial alphabet which is called the abjad system, which originates in the second century used by the tribes that occupied the north of the Arabian peninsula.

His writing is done from right to left, the opposite of the normal alphabet. All its letters are consonant and for the vowels, marks are simply added to the letters at the bottom and top. Unlike letters, numbers are written from left to right. In the words of its speakers "it is the language that expresses and cultivates the most beautiful thoughts and nobility", for this reason for the Arabs, poets and the eloquent intellect are highly admired.

Arabic dialects can be divided into two: Mashrequis (Eastern) and Maghrebs (Western). It has some variations such as Maltese, which is a dialect that is written with Latin characters and is influenced by Italian and English. There is no doubt that the Arabic language is very interesting and if we appreciate it correctly it is a very beautiful language, with a lot of history and thousands of ways to use it in this beautiful country called Saudi Arabia.





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