Arabic to English Translator 4+

Fast and easy! Arabic to English translator is a free app for translating words and texts from Arabic to English, and vice versa. Arabic is the official language in several countries across the Middle East and Africa. This app offers the most convenient way to access online translation services, powered by various machine translation engines.

Ideal for quick translations, this app can also function as a dictionary. It allows for the translation of English texts into both the connected and unconnected Arabic scripts, with Romanization and transliteration options available through an online Translate and Dictionary engine. The app includes a personal area for creating word lists and quizzes for continuous learning. English dictionary entries feature synonyms, example sentences, related phrases, and audio pronunciations by native speakers, aiding in language learning. It's an offline translator, easy to use, comprehensive, and packed with features.

Key features:
- Word and sentence translation
- Clipboard translation
- Dictionary and translation function
- Functions as a dictionary
- Share translations with friends and contacts
- Simple and user-friendly interface

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Arabic (اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ) is a Semitic language spoken primarily across the Arab world. Having emerged in the 1st century, it is named after the Arab people; the term "Arab" was initially used to Describing those living in the Arabian Peninsula as seen by ancient Greek geographers, and touching on the linguistic landscape since the 7th century, which showcases a notable diglossia within the Arabic language. This entails a clear divide between the prestigious standard form—known as Literary Arabic, encompassing both Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Classical Arabic—and the multitude of vernacular dialects that serve as the native tongues for the populace. These colloquial dialects significantly differ from MSA, making mutual understanding challenging. MSA is acquired primarily through formal education and isn't used as a native language. It stands as the medium for literature, official documents, and formal written communications. When spoken, MSA finds its place in formal settings, news broadcasts, and during prayers, acting as the lingua franca across the Arab world and as the ritual language of Islam. Recognized officially in 26 states and one disputed territory, it ranks as the third most after English and French in terms of official global status. Additionally, it's one of the six official languages of the United Nations. In contrast, the spoken varieties, which are not standardized, remain the primary means of communication in everyday life across various domains.