Arabic might require as much effort and commitment as the acquisition of two or three Indo-European languages in order for a non-native speaker to be able to communicate in a meaningful way.

The goal of this paper is to describe the nature of syntactic constraints on diglossie switching between the two varieties of Arabic in light of Myers-Scotton's Matrix Language Frame Model (1993a, ...

The present study is aimed at investigating university students' attitudes toward different varieties of Arabic, namely, Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), Bedouin, Fallāḥi, and Madani. 303 students ...