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Fantasy in Translation: Improving Arabic Through Translated Books - Vimarsana News

Fantasy in Translation: Improving Arabic Through Translated Books

When looking up the world’s most difficult languages to learn, Arabic consistently makes an appearance near the top. It particularly becomes a challenge to those who learn it as a second language, or even to native speakers who spend long periods of time abroad. It requires a lot of time to learn, and use to

Saudi Arabia had makes "creative" efforts – Famagusta Gazette - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia had makes "creative" efforts – Famagusta Gazette

A recent report released by the official Saudi Press Agency said Saudi Arabia had made "creative" efforts to promote its civilization and heritage in line with the Saudi Vision 2030 since the kingdom'

Qatari Society of Arabic Language elects Board of Directors - Vimarsana News

Qatari Society of Arabic Language elects Board of Directors

Doha: The General Assembly of the Qatari Society of Arabic Language in Katara elected the members of the new board of directors during its regular mee...

How you can study for free in the UAE – scholarship programme in Al Qasimia University, Sharjah - Vimarsana News

How you can study for free in the UAE – scholarship programme in Al Qasimia University, Sharjah

Students get monthly stipend, with visa, Emirates ID, tuition and housing costs covered

English: A Barometer of Intelligence and Class in the Middle East? - Vimarsana News

English: A Barometer of Intelligence and Class in the Middle East?

A while back, I stumbled across a digital illustration on social media which read “English is a language not a way to measure someone’s intelligence.” The meme resonated with me. It spoke to a phenomenon that happens across the Arab world and particularly in Egypt where a native’s level of proficiency in English — or