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Do you need a translator for Arabic? We offer professional translations by native-speaking translators for Arabic German and other language combinations. You can choose from numerous translation services — with or without certification.
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Facts about Arabic
About 350 million people worldwide speak Arabic - in Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan, but also in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, as well as in some African countries such as Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco.
The Arab world has an important significance for the economy. This part of the world is home to traditional and modern companies from a wide range of industries that build and maintain international business relationships. Arabic translators ensure proper written communication.
424 million people speak Arabic worldwide. Besides Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Egypt, Arabic is an official language in 27 countries. This makes Arabic one of the most important languages in the world and thus the demand for Arabic translations is also very high.
There is a wide range of Arabic dialects, but there is only one official Arabic script: Modern Standard Arabic. It is used especially in official and religious contexts.
Almost unique is the influence of religion on the language. Thus, the followers of Muhammad (around 570 to 632), the founder of Islam, wrote down the doctrine of God’s (Allah's) singularity and sole sovereignty in Arabic. This boosted the status of the Arabic language, something almost sacred surrounds it.
Approx. 1.5 million citizens in Germany have an Arab migration background. But political exchange and economic relations, especially with states such as Saudi Arabia and Iran, are also becoming increasingly important and reflect the relevance of the language.
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