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The influence of English on Modern Standard Arabic speech reporting styles: A corpus-based study

, 2021
This paper traces the development of speech reporting styles across historical varieties of Arabic and seeks to explain aspects of such development. To this end, the study examines and compares speech reporting patterns in corpora representing Modern ...
Ahmed Seddik Al-Wahy
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Neural Machine Translation from Jordanian Dialect to Modern Standard Arabic

International Conference on Information, Communications and Signal Processing, 2020
The development of cultures and societies all over the world was the first reason for the emergence of many different languages and dialects that differ from each other based on the geographical location of these communities, whether in the Arab ...
Roqayah M. Al-Ibrahim, R. Duwairi
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Arabic Train at NADI 2024 shared task: LLMs’ Ability to Translate Arabic Dialects into Modern Standard Arabic

ARABICNLP
Navigating the intricacies of machine translation (MT) involves tackling the nuanced disparities between Arabic dialects and Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), presenting a formidable obstacle.
A. Demidova, Hanin Atwany, Nour Rabih, Sanad Sha’ban   +3 more
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Computational Morphology and Lexicography Modeling of Modern Standard Arabic Nominals

Findings
Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) nominals present many morphological and lexical modeling challenges that have not been consistently addressed previously.
Christian Khairallah, Reham M. Marzouk, Salam Khalifa, Mayar Nassar, Nizar Habash   +4 more
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Localization in Modern Standard Arabic

Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2003
AbstractModern Standard Arabic (MSA) is the official language used in all Arabic countries. In this paper we describe an investigation of the uniformity of MSA across different countries. Many studies have been carried out locally or regionally on Arabic and its dialects.
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Elementary Modern Standard Arabic

1983
The Elementary Modern Standard Arabic Course (EMSA) is the premier introduction, for the English-speaking student, to the active written language of the contemporary Arab world. Expressly designed for the beginning student, the course is written by a team of Arabic language teachers consisting of native and non-native Arabic speakers, linguists and ...
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Modern Standard Arabic Readability Prediction

2018
Reading is the most critical skill for satisfactory progress in school, as well as being highly important for access to information throughout one’s life. For this reason, readability is one of the main challenges when choosing academic texts for learners or for readers in general, and especially with materials containing important information, such as
Naoual Nassiri, Abdelhak Lakhouaja, Violetta Cavalli-Sforza   +2 more
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Elementary Modern Standard Arabic

The Modern Language Journal, 1987
M. Mahdi Alosh, Peter F. Abboud, Ernest N. McCarus   +2 more
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Modern Standard Arabic vs. Non-Standard Arabic: Where Do Arab Students of EFL Transfer From?

Language, Culture and Curriculum, 2000
This paper focuses on the learning of English as a foreign language by Arabic-speaking students, who are often misled by the partial similarities between the two languages. The problem is further complicated by the fact that there are two main varieties of Arabic in each Arab country: modern standard Arabic (MSA) and non-standard Arabic (NSA).
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‘Orality’ and discourse structure in modern standard Arabic

1990
Department of English ...
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