Arabic Language Day in 2022

Arabic Language Day Quick Facts - GB 2022

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2022 Date	18 December 2022
2023 Date	18 December 2023

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Arabic Language Day in

Sunday, 18 Dec

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Updated 03:20

For 1000 years, Arabic was the primary international language of commerce, scholarship & politics, much as English is today. Over the centuries, English adopted many words that were borrowed directly from Arabic For Arabic Language Day, here are 20 words with Arabic origins… https://t.co/2q2F3wlkQQ
— Bayt Al Fann (@BaytAlFann) December 18, 2022

The Arabic language is a pillar of the cultural diversity of humanity. Today is World #ArabicLanguageDay! Let's celebrate its legacy & its future 💙. https://t.co/qTcjBzymBn https://t.co/ZEPhTKFw1n
— UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 (@UNESCO) December 18, 2022

On UN #ArabicLanguageDay our colleagues at the British Embassy share interesting facts about the Arabic language. @RosieDyasUK https://t.co/fo9WKscVzh
— UK in Oman (@UKinOman) December 18, 2022

It's #ArabicLanguageDay. Approximately 274 million people speak Arabic as a first or second language. Our volunteer translators help people detained in Arabic-speaking countries navigate documents from prison authorities and lawyers and we can provide Arabic language materials. https://t.co/lFIBk9hKGH
— Prisoners Abroad (@PrisonersAbroad) December 18, 2022

Today is Arabic Language Day. Did you know that: 🟢 We have cancer information in Arabic 👉 https://t.co/fVhe0sJvZm 🟢 Our support line has an interpreter service. Call us on freephone 0808 808 00 00 (every day, 8am to 8pm) and say, in English, the language you want to use. https://t.co/zL5fEGBKVT
— Macmillan Cancer Support (@macmillancancer) December 18, 2022

First night of Hannukah falling on the same day as Arabic Language Day means this marriage between jam doughnuts and coffee is, frankly, an obligation 😁 https://t.co/OTlm5qCILc
— Teunkie (@teunkie) December 18, 2022

On this Arabic Language Day, #pray for UFM mission partner, Yosry, as he seeks to build connections with Arabic-speaking refugees and asylum seekers in London through open-air evangelism and a hospitality ministry. https://t.co/lOC0VihIL4 https://t.co/czeIgMyJSd
— UFM Worldwide (@ufmworldwide) December 18, 2022

Last year, I wrote this heartfelt article for @arablit FOLK that blends family history, folk dialect poetry and women’s stories of serfdom in Bahrain. Today on Arabic Language Day, I’m sharing it again: ‘Have You Seen Afifa? Have You Seen Latifa?’ https://t.co/sfVQnYG5HG
— Ali Al-Jamri (@ali_mn_aljamri) December 18, 2022

Two things I can’t do without - the Arabic language and loofahs! Thanks @BaytAlFann for the shout out. #ArabicLanguageDay https://t.co/Yewo7xx3Oj
— Soraya Syed (@ArtofthePen) December 18, 2022

I hope I’m able to pass the gift of this beautiful #Arabic language to my children who are currently following in my footsteps by fighting all my efforts 😅🥹It annoys them even more when I tell them ‘you’ll appreciate it one day’❤️
— Aala El-Khani (@ELKHANIA) December 18, 2022