All 22 countries that make up the Arab League, use Arabic as their official language with more than 300M Arabic speakers living in the land stretch between the Middle East and North Africa. As one of the six United Nations official languages, Arabic has multiple speakers all around the world. In the UK, however, a core conversation in Arabic is possible only by one per cent of the total adult population.
Let’s now see what is the scope of the Arabic language in the future.
Arabic is one of the most difficult languages to learn around the globe. It has a notorious reputation for giving its students a hard time in mastering it. But this is also pretty beneficial if you think about it. You see, if you actually end up mastering this language, you definitely stand out of the crowd and have an edge over your competition as you have mastered one of the toughest languages around the globe.
Arab culture is one of the most beautiful and popular cultures around the globe. We’ve all grown up listening to stories of Aladdin, Sindbad the sailor and many other stories from 1001 nights. Apart from this, we all Love kebabs. It is pretty common knowledge that learning a language is like experiencing the culture. Therefore learning Arabic will be a gateway to experiencing this beautiful culture.
We’ve all heard about the abundant resources in the Arab countries and the Middle East. Therefore learning this language will also be highly beneficial for you economically. If you are an entrepreneur or work for a company that requires natural resources and therefore has relations with the Middle East, then learning this language is going to come in handy when that promotion comes around.
If you are a fan of the languages spoken in the Middle East, then learning Arabic will help you learn other languages like Turkish, Farsi, Persian, Urdu and to some extent even Hebrew.
If you work for an import-export or trading company or somehow engage yourself in any business that provides or requires these services In the Middle East, then learning Arabic will definitely be highly beneficial for you. Considering the rising GDP and the and the prime market of exports of services and goods which is located in the Arab nations, learning this language will definitely give you a competitive edge over the rest of your competition.
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Arabic, is closely linked to Aramaic and Hebrew, being a Central Semitic language. The classic or the standard Arabic is known as Fusha is a distinct language that is used as the language of media, newspapers, literature and for other formal reasons. The colloquial or spoken form of Arabic also called Aamiya has many different forms of conversation, that differ from country to country and even from city to city.