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Classical and Modern Standard Arabic
, 2020 The highly archaic Classical Arabic language and its modern iteration Modern Standard Arabic must to a large extent be seen as highly artificial archaizing registers that are the High variety of a diglossic situation. The contact phenomena found in Classical Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic are therefore often the result of imposition.
Manfredi, S., Lucas, C., Putten, M. van
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Perbandingan Bahasa Antara Modern Standard Arabic Dengan Aksen Lebanon
Arabic Literatures for Academic Zealots, 2021 This study aims to determine the dialect comparison between Lebanese Arabic (colloquial Arabic) and Fusha Arabic (modern standard Arabic/MSA) so that it can add insight and knowledge about dialect Arabic.
Choirul Anam +2 more
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Normalization of Arabic Dialects into Modern Standard Arabic using BERT and GPT-2 [PDF]
Journal of Data Mining and Digital HumanitiesWe present an encoder-decored based model for normalization of Arabic dialects using both BERT and GPT-2 based models. Arabic is a language of many dialects that not only differ from the Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) in terms of pronunciation but also in ...
Khalid Alnajjar, Mika Hämäläinen
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Backward control in Modern Standard Arabic
Proceedings of the International Conference on Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar, 2017 This paper is the third in a series of papers dedicated to the investigation of subjunctive complement clauses in Modern Standard Arabic. It began with Arad Greshler et al.'s (2016) search for obligatory control predicates in the language and continued with Arad Greshler et al.'s (2017) empirical and theoretical investigation of the backward control ...
Tali Arad Greshler, Nurit Melnik
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The distribution of nafs in modern Standard Arabic and Classical Arabic: a corpus-based study [PDF]
Saudi Journal of Language Studies, 2022 Purpose – This corpus-based study provides a descriptive account of the distribution of the polysemous noun nafs in two Arabic varieties, Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Classical Arabic (CA).
Amani Mejri
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Gapping in Modern Standard Arabic: An Agree-Based Analysis
Journal of Umm Al-Qura University for Language Sciences and Literature, 2021 This paper investigates the phenomenon of Gapping in coordination structures in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). It proposes an analysis based on Chomsky's (2005, 2008) Feature-Inheritance model of Agree (FI, henceforth). The analysis diverges from
Ahmad Assiri
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Textual Entailment for Modern Standard Arabic
Informatica, 2021 This paper summarizes the Doctoral Thesis that examines various techniques to recognizing Arabic textual entailment, deciding whether one fragment of text entails another, where there is an exceptional level of structural and lexical ambiguities. As far as we know, the current work is the first study to apply this task for Arabic.
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A SOCIOLINGUISTICS STUDY IN ARABIC DIALECTS
Prasasti: Journal of Linguistics, 2021 This study proposes a number of criteria, investigates in Arabic dialects and its types, it is a secondary source study; in other words, information is collected from primary sources such as websites, books, action/empirical research, case studies ...
Abdullah Hussein Ali Alnosairee +1 more
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Intent Arabic text categorisation based on different machine learning and term frequency
IET Networks, EarlyView., 2022 Abstract The complexity of Internet network configurations has made managing networks a complicated undertaking. Intent‐Based Networking (IBN) is a potential solution to this issue. In contrast to conventional networks, where a concrete description of the settings typically conveys a network administrator's goal kept on each device, an administrator's ...
Mohammad Fadhil Mahdi +1 more
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Aspect of lexical Development in Modern Standard Arabic [PDF]
آداب الرافدين, 1989 No abstract available for the search, and the full text is not ...
Mohamed Dawood, Zuher Ghanim
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