About Arabic

Arabic is a language belonging to the Hamito-Semitic language family and is situated within the Semitic branch. Predominantly spoken in the Middle East and North Africa, Arabic is the official language of 22 countries. As one of the six official languages recognized by the United Nations, Arabic is spoken by approximately 450 million people worldwide. The Arabic alphabet consists of a total of 28 letters. In Arabic, which is written from right to left, there are 17 basic shapes that form these letters. Due to being the language in which the holy book of Islam, the Quran, is written, Arabic is highly regarded by individuals who follow the Islamic faith.

Arabic Alphabet

ا - Alif ب - Be ت - Te ث - Se ج - Cim ح - Ha خ - Hı د - Dal ذ - Zel ر - Re ز - Ze س - Sin ش - Şın ص - Sad ض - Dad ط - Tı ظ - Zı ع - Ayın غ - Gayın ف - Fe ق - Kaf ك - Kef ل - Lam م - Mim ن - Nun ه - Ha و - Vav ي - Ye

Arabic Speakers:

Roughly 450 million people speak Arabic worldwide. Please be aware that these numbers can fluctuate and are not absolute.

Arabic Countries: Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Syria, Algeria, Morocco, Sudan, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman

About German

German, which is part of the Germanic branch of the Indo-European languages, is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. It is the most spoken official language of the European Union. German incorporates words of French origin. German is predominantly spoken in countries such as Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, Austria, Liechtenstein, and Switzerland. It is estimated that around 120 million people speak German worldwide.

German Alphabet

In the German alphabet, which is considered an extension of the Latin alphabet, 26 letters are directly taken from the Latin alphabet. In addition to the Latin alphabet, there are 4 special characters added.

" Ä ä - ä " " Ö ö - ö " " Ü ü - ü " " ẞ ß - eszett, scharfes ess "

German Speakers:

Approximately 120 million individuals speak German worldwide. Please note that these figures can vary and are not definitive.

German Countries: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Belgium

Arabic German Dictionary

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Voice Translation

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Arabic Similar Words

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Arabic Sentences

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