Arabic words in English speech: A to T, including tariffs

Arabic is one of the world’s most widely spoken languages with 400 million speakers, serving as the formal language for government, legal matters, and education, while various dialects are spoken across the Middle East and North Africa. World Arabic Language Day is celebrated on December 18 to honor the language’s cultural significance, and Arabic has influenced numerous languages through trade, scholarship, and cultural exchanges. The Arabic alphabet consists of 28 letters written from right to left, with many words originating from Arabic in fields such as mathematics and science, with some words undergoing transformations to fit English phonetic patterns and entering the language through various routes.

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