内容提示: ATHAR: A High-Quality and Diverse Dataset for Classical Arabic toEnglish TranslationMohammed KhalilIndependent Researchermohammed.khalil.mah@gmail.comMohammed SabryADAPT/DCU, Dublin, Irelandmohammed.sabry@adaptcentre.ieAbstractClassical Arabic represents a signif icant era,encompassing the golden ...
This paper is an attempt to investigate the current problems the students graduating in English at the ISLT are likely to encounter when setting out to render English into Arabic. My teaching experience with them was beneficial, albeit quite short (one year-long only, 2000-2001). The material...
"Pragmareligious failure in translating Arabic politeness formulas into English: Evidence from Mahfouz's Awlad Haratina". Multilingua 16/1: 77-99.Farghal, Mohammed, & Ahmed Borini. 1997. "Pragmareligious failure in translat- ing Arabic politeness formulas into English: Evidence from Mahfouz's Awl...
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like Ibrahim Abdel Meguid. Tangier, however, is a context I know better. I lived there for quite a long time and return often. I was also the lead translator on Choukri’s memoir of Paul Bowles (in English,Paul Bowles: The Recluse of Tangier; in Arabic,Būl Būwilz wa-‘uzlat...
Sino.USEnglishTeaching,ISSN1539—8072 May2014,Vo1.11,No.5,355-372 a Lt5 HtN TheInfluenceoftheFirstLanguage(Arabic)onLearning EnglishasaSecondLanguageinJordanianSchools, andItsRelationtoEducationalPolicy:StructuralErrors DalaiMohamadA1一Zoubi,MohamadAhmadAbu—Eid AI.balqaAppliedUniversity,Irbid,Jordan Thisstu...
This proves the adequacy of the lexical root theory according to which Arabic, English, German, French, Latin, and Greek are dialects of the same language with the first being the origin. Keywords: Speech/writing terms, Arabic, English, German, French, Latin, Greek, historical linguistics, ...
This paper explores the presence and development of large-scale geographic categories in pre-modern cartography (twelfth to sixteenth centuries) in a combination of comparative and transcultural perspectives. Analysing Latin-Christian, Arabic-Islamic and