Arabic Language Day in 2022

Arabic Language Day Quick Facts - US 2022

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2022 Date	December 18, 2022
2023 Date	December 18, 2023

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Arabic Language Day in 2022

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Arabic Language Day in 2022

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

Top Tweets for Arabic Language Day - in 2022

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#arabic_language_day We are very happy to release 6 Arabic dialects corpora (1.3 million tokens, morphologically annotated): Curras(Palestinian), Baladi (Lebanese), Lisani (Yemeni, Irqi, Libyan, Sudanese) by @UN, @BirzeitU and @AUB_Lebanon. https://t.co/ZP3hqVSRWc https://t.co/PSlfQlV3gs
— Mustafa Jarrar (@mjarrar) December 17, 2022

🤔💡 #DYK the Arabic language is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world — over 290 million people use it daily. On 🌍 #ArabicLanguageDay, explore our digital resources available in Arabic: https://t.co/1HJ5jMvT39 #UnitingBusiness https://t.co/5IzzJW9oYS
— UN Global Compact (@globalcompact) December 18, 2022

Sunday is World Arabic Language Day! Designated by the @UN, the day celebrates “the important role of the Arabic language in connecting people through culture, science, literature and many more domains.” Arabic is one of the most spoken languages in the US w/ almost 1m speakers. https://t.co/DnZba5ie2C
— UAE USA United (@UAEUSAUNITED) December 16, 2022

Did you know? Today is Arabic Language Day If you’ve ever fancied trying to learn some Arabic, then Arabic Language Day on December 18 is the day to start. #OfficialElectricLight #1EL #EL⚡️
— Electric Light (@1Officialel) December 18, 2022

📸: Last week, pupils from primary and secondary schools joined us and @Schools_British in London, UK for a day of calligraphy, taster language courses, and workshops to celebrate and engage with the Arabic language! https://t.co/zaZF47Rdm4
— QFI (@QFIntl) December 7, 2022

Arabic students celebrated the World Arabic Language Day at FHS in the Languages Department by posting creative posters presenting this event, distributing candy, cutting cake, displaying Arabic songs, and performing “Dabkeh” (traditional dance of the Arabic World). https://t.co/lgapcGuMUI
— fauquierhsnews (@fauquierhs) December 13, 2022

This week, ahead of Sunday’s Arabic Language Day, @UNGeneva is paying tribute to the Arabic language in all its diversity with a number of activities. Join us for a panel discussion, calligraphy workshops & exhibitions. More information on our website: https://t.co/Ac8q0eELzv https://t.co/P7wJWcxxcv
— Tatiana Valovaya, Director-General of UN Geneva (@UN_Valovaya) December 13, 2022

Celebration of World Arabic Language Day at @starintacademy https://t.co/W9vPXqFQXz https://t.co/cC0WvX1zeT
— HES Academies (@HESAcademies) December 14, 2022

#اليوم_العالمي_للغه_العربيه UN Arabic Language Day is observed annually on December 18 The event was established by the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) https://t.co/P3p0t6oJEF
— خالد نيويورك (@KhaledEibid) December 18, 2022

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