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Text-to-Speech Synthesis by Diphones for Modern Standard Arabic [PDF]

مجلة جامعة النجاح للأبحاث العلوم الطبيعية, 2005
An unlimited vocabulary text-to-speech synthesis by diphones system is used to generate Modern Standard Arabic speech: the system is the PSOLA algorithm; the diphones are obtained from the permutation of 44 phones (phonemes and allophones).
Nader Abu Ghattas, Hanna Abdel Nour
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A Transformer-Based Neural Machine Translation Model for Arabic Dialects That Utilizes Subword Units

Sensors, 2021
Languages that allow free word order, such as Arabic dialects, are of significant difficulty for neural machine translation (NMT) because of many scarce words and the inefficiency of NMT systems to translate these words.
Laith H. Baniata, Isaac. K. E. Ampomah, Seyoung Park   +2 more
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Arabic grammar as illustrated in elementary Modern Standard Arabic: A descriptive and critical study

Journal of Modern Languages, 2017
This paper intends to review Arabic Grammar as presented in Elementary Modern Standard Arabic by Peter Abboud and others. In the paper, I try to answer this question: can a grammarian study a grammar of a foreign language using the descriptive framework
Arif K. Abukhudairi
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Al-Mawād at-Ta‘līmīyyah ‘alā Asās al-Kifāyah al-Ittiṣāliyyah fī al-Kitāb al-Madrasī “Al-‘Arabiyyah al-Mu‘āṣirah” li Eckehard Schulz

Lughawiyyat, 2021
One of the textbooks used in different countries written by non-Arabs is "Modern Standard Arabic" by Schulz. By the author, he allegedly used a communicative input.
Furaida Ayu Musyrifa, Wildana Wargadinata, Nur Ila Ifawati, Khabibi Muhammad Luthfi   +3 more
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An application of distributional semantics for the analysis of the Holy Quran [PDF]

, 2016
In this contribution we illustrate the methodology and the results of an experiment we conducted by applying Distributional Semantics Models to the analysis of the Holy Quran.
Benotto, Giulia, Giovannetti, Emiliano, NAHLI, OUAFAE   +2 more
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A rule-based stemmer for Arabic Gulf dialect

Journal of King Saud University: Computer and Information Sciences, 2015
Arabic dialects arewidely used from many years ago instead of Modern Standard Arabic language in many fields. The presence of dialects in any language is a big challenge.
Belal Abuata, Asma Al-Omari
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Arabic dialects annotation using an online game [PDF]

, 2018
Modern Standard Arabic is the written standard across the Arab world; but there is an increasing use of Arabic dialects in social media, so this is appropriate as a source of a corpus for research on classifying Arabic dialect texts using machine ...
Alshutayri, A, Atwell, E
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Tradurre nel contesto pluriglosso dell'arabo con l'aiuto di un nuovo dizionario bilingue. Riflessioni sull'Oxford Arabic Dictionary.

RiCognizioni, 2014
Translating in the Arabic Plurilingual Context with the Help of a New Bilingual Dictionary. Some remarks on the Oxford Arabic Dictionary. A bilingual dictionary from English, the International language for communication, to Arabic nowadays represents one
Claudia Maria Tresso
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Auditory Analysis of Segmental Phonemes in Kubeisa Iraqi Arabic with Reference to Standard English and Modern Standard Arabic

مجلة الآداب, 2022
  In this study, a dialect of Iraqi that is spoken in the western Iraqi town of Kubeisa is examined. With regard to Standard English and Modern Standard Arabic, it does an auditory analysis for phonemes in isolation which include consonants and vowels ...
Rawaa Saadoun Fahad Garen Al-dulaimi, Muslih Shwaysh Ahmed, Phd.   +1 more
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A cross dialectal view of the Arabic dative alternation [PDF]

, 2014
This paper is concerned with the syntax of ditransitive verbs in Arabic.We concentrate on the vernaculars, focussing in particular on three geographically spread dialects: Egyptian Cairene Arabic, the dominant vernacular in Egypt, Hijazi Arabic, spoken ...
Abdel-Massih E., Abu-Chacra F., Allen C., Bahloul M., Baker M., Beavers J., Borg A. J., Bresnan J., Camilleri M., Camilleri M., Cowell M., Croft W., Dalrymple M., Dowty D., Falk Y., Fassi-Fehri A., Gensler O. D., Hale K., Haspelmath M., Haspelmath M., Holes C., Jackendoff R., Kibort A., Kibort A., Krifka M., Larson R., Levin B., Levin B., Louisa Sadler, Luis A. R., Maris Camilleri, Moutaouail A., Orfali B., Ouhalla J., Pinker S., Primus B., Pylkkänen L., Rappaport Hovav M., Rappaport Hovav M., Retso J., Ryding K. C., Ryding K. C., Sadler L., Salih M., Shaimaa ElSadek, Soltan U., Spencer A., Sutcliffe E. F., Tucker M., Watson J. C. E., Wechsler S., Wilmsen D., Wilmsen D., Wilmsen D., Wright W.   +54 more
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