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Constructed International Auxiliary Languages

As countries rise to the status as world powers, their languages become popular, and after these countries fall, their languages slowly become less popular and well known. English and French have been used recently as quasi-universal languages, and in the past, Latin and Ancient Greek were used as the international languages of communication. However, using

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6 Fun Facts about the Arabic Language

العربية يُكتَب بأبجدية كما الإنجليزية There are 28 letters in the Arabic alphabet. Just like English, each letter represents a different sound used in the language. Unlike English, Arabic is read from right to left, and it is always written in “cursive,” meaning the letters always connect within words. العربية ليست فقط لغة واحدة There

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