الفرق بين اللغه العربيه والانجليزية

1-The Arabic language contains 28 letters, 10 of which do not exist in the English language.

2- Arabic does not contain the sounds: P, V, X, Ch, G (except in certain dialects) and are substituted by the Arabic sounds B, F, and KS (the letter K followed by the letter S).


3- the Arabic language is written from right-to-left, opposite that of the English writing system.

4- When written, Arabic is done in cursive, the letter form changes when occurring alone, in the beginning, middle, or end of a word.

5- Contains its own set of numbers (originally borrowed from India) but still used its original set of numbers as well (The English numbers are borrowed from Arabic originally, i.e. 1, 2, 3...).

6- Differentiates between male and female in pronouns, verbs, words, and sentence structure. Pronouns like "they" and "you" have specifications for male and female, singular and plural.

7- Conjugation is different compared to English. All verbs stem from a root verb (usually the past form of that verb) and conjugates depending on number and gender. The root verbs conjugate to make different meanings as well, if you know the root word, you can almost always guess what the conjugated verb means. The grammar structure is very complex, but systematic and contain few exceptions. When being spelled, it's almost always written as you hear it. In English, hearing what you think is spelled "neybur" is spelled: neighbor. There aren't really any silent letters except in few rare cases.