CUANDO LA LENGUA ÁRABE ESTÁNDAR DESAPARECE
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Entreculturasertci.vi7-8.11340Keywords:
Standard Arabic, National Languages, Pragmatism, Sociocultural Aspects, Linguistic Identity, TranslationAbstract
In the Arab world, bridge languages tend to be viewed as dialects, while standard Arabic is considered the official language common across all Arab countries. In reality, things are quite different. In this document we explore the importance of the local languages used in each country, based on an empirical study involving natives of various Arab countries, including Algeria, Morocco, Libya, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Mauritania, the United Arab Emirates, Western Sahara and Egypt, plus European citizens of Arabic origin. We have treated the languages pragmatically so as to relate the language to the culture of each people, while also analysing the linguistic conventions of each speaker.
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