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The Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner is a marvel of modern engineering, but the Arabic script on this United Airlines flight carries a flaw. The altitude indicator adds a symbol where none should exist. Here is why Form VIII verbal nouns prefer to travel light

A CLASSIC | Point Taken A spelling error related to dry cleaning was found in an Arabic text in a hotel in Oman: الباشف instead of the correct spelling الناشف #Errabic https://yalla.li/zewc3

A CLASSIC | Overdose of ي Even in a sacred space, we all know that mistakes are possible. In a church in Berlin, it happened to the Arabic language #Errabic https://yalla.li/a1qeb

Think that snarling Doberman is scary? Check out the Arabic grammar! We’re breaking down why this German warning sign is barking up the wrong tree with its broken script.

A CLASSIC | One-Letter Words in Arabic: Imperative Verbs Explained One-letter words are extremely rare in Arabic, primarily occurring as imperative forms of verbs with two weak letters. This article provides examples like قِ (protect!) and عِ (pay attention!), demonstrating how these concise verbs are derived and their usage, including a Quranic illustration. #Grammar #Translation  https://yalla.li/9c8px

A CLASSIC | How Many Roots Are There in the Arabic Language? Counting all Arabic roots (جُذُورٌ) is complex due to incomplete data. This article estimates their number using major dictionaries like Hans Wehr (approx. 3,000 roots) and Lisan al-Arab (over 9,000 roots), and discusses the mathematically possible combinations (21,952, or 6,332 with restrictions), offering insights into Arabic morphology. #Grammar  https://yalla.li/ijs36

A CLASSIC | Listen or Enjoy? That is the ت Ever sent a text message that went a bit sideways? In Arabic, sometimes a single, tiny letter can be the difference between telling someone to 'Listen up!' and wishing them 'Enjoy!'. #Errabic https://yalla.li/j59uv

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