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Arabizi: a writing variety worth learning? an exploratory study of the views of foreign learners of Arabic on Arabizi.
This paper investigates the views of learners of Arabic as a foreign language (AFL) on Arabizi as well as the possible effects of these views on the field of Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language (TAFL). For purposes of this paper, Arabizi is defined as: writing Arabic in Latin characters and Arabic...
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2012
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