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Ziad Marzouka Switzerland Local time: 20:46 Bahasa Inggeris hingga Bahasa Arab + ...
May 23, 2005
Good evening, there was a job posted today asking for Baghdadi Arabic translators, What's that?! I've never heard of a Baghdadi Arabic.
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Nesrin United Kingdom Local time: 19:46 Bahasa Inggeris hingga Bahasa Arab + ...
I may be wrong, but...
May 23, 2005
I don't think you should feel bad for not having heard about that before.
People who don't know much about the Arabic language are often confused by the fact that there are so many spoken Arabic dialects - so when a translation is destined for Iraqis for example, they believe that only an Iraqi translator (from Baghdad!) can do the job! I get that all the time.
You could ask them "Is the source text in New York-English? Cause I can only translate from London-English!"
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Redha (X) Local time: 19:46 Bahasa Perancis hingga Bahasa Arab + ...
LOL !
May 23, 2005
West or east shore ?
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Stephen Franke Amerika Syarikat Local time: 11:46 Bahasa Inggeris hingga Bahasa Arab + ...
"Baghadi Arabic" - yaa saatir, ustr
May 24, 2005
Greeting to everyone.
Nice to see that others picked up on the cited uniformed post and also kept a sense of proportion and humor in this thread in their good comments about that befuddled (and atrociously low-paying) project.
FWIW, I sent a courtesy note to the poster this morning to advise and clarify the fact of disglossia between spoken colloquial dialects and the dominant convention of fuSHat in written Arabic. That note apparently was not welcome or warmly receiv... See more
Greeting to everyone.
Nice to see that others picked up on the cited uniformed post and also kept a sense of proportion and humor in this thread in their good comments about that befuddled (and atrociously low-paying) project.
FWIW, I sent a courtesy note to the poster this morning to advise and clarify the fact of disglossia between spoken colloquial dialects and the dominant convention of fuSHat in written Arabic. That note apparently was not welcome or warmly received or understood.
Khair, in sha' Allah.
Regards,
Stephen H. Franke
San Pedro, California ▲ Collapse
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Mohammed Al Saadi Perancis Local time: 20:46 Bahasa Perancis hingga Bahasa Arab + ...
Astonishing!
Sep 5, 2005
Yeah, very astonishing specification, indeed.
I was born in Baghdad, but have never heared about "Baghdadi Arabic". Some day, there will be "Kadhmawi", "Karrady", or "Maadhmawi" subcategories from that Baghdadi "language". I will register "Karrady" as my mother tongue.
In the other hand, I appreciated the humour of the peer who compared with "London English"; as well as the other peer (from Algeria) who asked if West bank or East bank Baghdad was concerned!
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Ouadoud Local time: 21:46 Bahasa Inggeris hingga Bahasa Arab + ...
yes
Sep 6, 2005
Nesrine's suggestion about New-York or London English was really fine indeed.
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