Arabic Language Day in 2021

Arabic Language Day Quick Facts - US 2021

ℹ HashtagsCompiled on03:07	#Translate_to_Arabic, #ArabicLanguageDay, #WorldArabicLanguageDay
Related Hashtags	#مسابقة_حراج_ترجم_للعربية, #Arabic, #Arabiclanguage, #Language
2021 Date	December 18, 2021
2022 Date	December 18, 2022

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Arabic Language Day in 2021

Arabic Language Day seeks to promote the Arabic language. This day aims to raise awareness about the history and culture surrounding Arabic.

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Happy World Arabic Language Day, which celebrates “the important role of the Arabic language in connecting people through culture, science, literature and many more domains.” #Arabic #ArabicLanguageDay https://t.co/P2l3k1gUVw https://t.co/PXoIfkd24H
— Language Svc Corps (@nlsc) December 18, 2021

Today, Awty is celebrating the World Arabic Language Day. Thanks to our great Arabic teachers, students organized an exhibition about the Arabic origins of some English words. All faculty and staff were also treated with fresh coffee beans and a coffee cup. Shukran! #Awty2122 https://t.co/MNyqaLKHrT
— Awty Intl. School (@awtyintlschool) December 17, 2021

Today is World Arabic Language Day! Young readers can partake in the celebration by learning to describe their emotions in English and Arabic! @MiletPublishing https://t.co/VHkZVR4Pvn
— Rainbow Book Company (@RainbowBookCo) December 18, 2021

Idk what world arabic language day is I just wanted an excuse to tweet about him 🥲 and lol found evidence of my teen self 💀 https://t.co/0PnSQoHVwN
— Alia ElKattan (@aliaelkattan) December 18, 2021

Since today is the international day of the “arabic language” i wanted to bring back these: https://t.co/GaHlcgJ9P8
— LEO 🧚🏻 (@yoonglesenpai) December 18, 2021

Today is World Arabic Language Day! The literal meaning of Muslim is "submission" referring to the submisson to God, or Allah (SWT). Everyday at GAMVP, we practice this submission through our commitment to justice, prioritization of access, and mindfulness of community. 📿 https://t.co/MQnq1kYb71
— Georgia Muslim Voter Project (@GAMVP) December 18, 2021

@shaistasalam1 @TheMeso @news_wafaa @snazzawi @IAAS64489518 @rania_masri @NajiHaraj @HansSponeck @johnpilger @IraqSurveys @Falcon_Iraq @Adaya77 @360CNN @shvm_90 @SalamMosafir_RT @salim_Aljomaili @FRBIU @qy0098 @akdbabl @swehaidar @SaadRaheem19 @KahtanAlsaeedi @alrawi7W @porridgeisgood @dhiqar14 @AljanabiAsmi @Al_khatonn @georgegalloway @BorisJohnson @POTUS @SusanSarandon @BetteMidler @KamalaHarris @redfishstream @ajplus @MintPressNews @falfityan @Futurical @BenjaminNorton @johnsonpenelope @ejmalrai @afshinrattansi @HzarekMzarek @LibyaDiscover @simulacrax @GrecianGirly @RAbdiAnalyst Taking a break from politics to celebrate World Arabic Language Day, commemorated on Saturday, December 18. The following short and interesting video is about the influence of Arabic language on English and Russian with lovely music: https://t.co/aqWF3gtkKC https://t.co/6rLevnOkwP
— CITE (@CITE89151110) December 18, 2021

December 18th is the UN Arabic Language Day. Talked by more than 350 millions people, the Arabic language is rich of cultural legacy and ancient heritage. The Arabic alphabet is used in non-arabic languages, I remember using these toys to teach my kids the Persian alphabet. https://t.co/ufFaeNMLRZ
— REZA (@REZAphotography) December 18, 2021

In celebration of Arabic Language Day on December 18, this week’s theme is the Arabic language. Did you know that #Arabic is the fifth most spoken #language in the world? https://t.co/w0F18WnhNk https://t.co/5lWRbMe3p2
— Language Svc Corps (@nlsc) December 18, 2021

It's #WorldArabicLanguageDay, a day to celebrate one of the oldest languages carrying a rich history. Shout out to our community of #AIsuppliers for providing #Arabic language #models for millions of Arabic speakers across the globe. https://t.co/8VZaamHOi2
— aiXplain (@aixplain) December 18, 2021