Story | Education
15 February 2021
People got familiar with Latin letters and their location on keyboards first, so it was easier and faster to use the same letters to write Arabic.
Image source: SalHar, via ShutterstockDr. Zeinab Ibrahim, professor at CMU-Q, discusses popularity of “Franco-Arabic” among Arab young, and its harmful impact on the language
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