The Arab world has a rich literary heritage and a vibrant contemporary literary scene that has attracted many English speaking readers — Arabic is one of the 10 most translated languages for American audiences. But the process of translation is complex and often politically fraught.
In this podcast, Reem Bassiouney, sociolinguistics professor and award-winning author of “Sons of the People: The Mamluk Trilogy,” and M Lynx Qualey, editor of ArabLit.org, join New Lines’ Lydia Wilson and Faisal Al Yafai to discuss the many challenges of translating Arabic literature.
Translation, they explain, requires managing many, often contradictory goals. It is not just a matter of translating the literal meaning of the words on the page. A good translation must also preserve elements of a writer’s style, as well as idioms and cultural references that are unfamiliar to readers in other languages.
When this is done well, translators act as bridges between cultures. But that comes with a darker side: Many Arab writers have had their words changed and their meanings twisted by publishers more interested in confirming readers’ preconceived notions than remaining faithful to a work’s original meaning.
As M Lynx Qualey explains, a translator is in “both this low-paying, low-prestige position but also a position in which they do wield a lot of power. It’s sort of a contradictory position, I think.”
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Hans Wehr: A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic
N.S. Doniach: The Oxford English-Arabic Dictionary of Current Usage
A.S. Tritton: Arabic A Complete Working Course (Classical Arabic)
J.R. Smart: Teach Yourself Arabic (Modern Standard)
T.F. Mitchell: Teach Yourself Colloquial Arabic (Egyptian)
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Learn Arabic | if you decided to start learning Arabic, so let’s build up your vocabulary! In this video, you are going to learn the most common verbs in Arabic language. If you want to start learning Arabic, this video is made for you. . This video will challenge your listening comprehension skills and help you progress in your Arabic study.
Learn common useful Arabic words need to learn and know | in this video you are going to learn more than 180 common useful Arabic verbs in past present and command we really use in our daily life.
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Absolutely in Arabic :https://youtu.be/ZRyr8M2RrIo
How often in Arabic : https://youtu.be/gRhew-ELzSI
Basically in Arabic : https://youtu.be/si4kxKuFXS0
Regardless in Arabic: https://youtu.be/dgZPMgI1kuI
Usually in Arabic : https://youtu.be/elfH20WPoFI
Always in Arabic : https://youtu.be/iOs2wmU4U7s
I don’t care in Arabic : https://youtu.be/5w9glT3oT30
How dare you in Arabic : https://youtu.be/kggODI5YxzQ
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These Chicken Thighs with Potatoes are nothing like the recipes you’ve tried before. In 1 hour you will have a very tasty dish ready for lunch or dinner.
🔤 Ingredients for this recipe: 👇
1. Chicken thighs – 5 pieces
2. Salt, pepper.
3. Potato – 5 pcs
4. Carrots – 2 pcs
5. Garlic – 3pcs
6. Bow – 1 pc.
7. Parsley – a small bunch
8. Butter – 50 gr
9. Honey – 80 gr
10. Sweet chili sauce – 80 gr
11. Soy sauce – 50 ml
12. Mustard – 1 spoon
Cooking process: 👇
– Sprinkle thighs with salt and pepper
– Cut large potatoes
– Coarsely chop carrots
– Fry the chicken thighs in a frying pan in butter on each side for 5 minutes.
– Finely chop the onion, garlic and parsley.
– Remove the thighs from the pan and put the potatoes, carrots, onions, garlic and parsley into the remaining oil.
– Fry 10 minutes
– In the meantime, in another pan, mix honey, sweet chili sauce, soy sauce and mustard.
– Place potatoes in a baking dish. Put the chicken thighs on top and pour over the honey sauce.
– Bake in the oven for 40 minutes at 180 degrees
The dish is ready. Enjoy your meal! Enjoy this delicious treat.
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Famous figures from Arabic and Islamic history – Ibn Battutah – Learn Arabic through Short Stories
A brief look into the story of Ibn Battuta, a famousraveler from the 14th century, who globe trotted the ancient world, visiting over 40 countries and crossing a distance of over 75,000 miles before the invention of transport methods like the car or train. He left behind a book documenting his travel journeys and tales, which has been read over generations since his passing and became part of Arab history and literature. He described places, people and cultures that he came across, sometimes if not often very different to his own, in a time when there was no internet or access to information and when travel was not a simple task. Nowadays, a famous shopping mall is named after him in Dubai and Arabs study about him in school and read his tales.
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I ask strangers in Tangier, Morocco many languages they speak. Tangier is the most Northern city in Morocco and a fascinating mix of cultures and languages.
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Intro 00:00
Context about Arabic dialects 00:53
Which Arabic should I learn to understand the Quran 01:46
Which Arabic country speaks classical Arabic 02:21
The process of the video 03:28
Mauritanian dialect 04:40
Moroccan dialect 05:21
Algerian dialect 06:13
Tunisian dialect 07:27
Libyan dialect 08:13
Egyptian dialect 08:59
Sudanese dialect 09:50
Yemeni dialect 10:52
Saudi Arabian dialect 12:00
Oman dialect 12:37
Dubai / UAE dialect 13:39
Qatari dialect 14:05
Bahrain dialect 14:29
Iraq dialect 15:04
Syrian dialect 15:30
Jordanian dialect 16:07
Palestinian dialect 16:27
Lebanese dialect 16:52
Which dialect should I learn 17:13
Outro 19:08
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This is a short tutorial on how to use the website:
http://www.almaany.com/ar/dict/ar-ar/%D8%B9%D8%AC%D8%A8/
For those who want help in learning Arabic and using dictionaries
by Liaquat Zaman
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For resources on this content:
Arabic Language Picture Dictionary Workbook
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Arabic Language Word Lists
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This resource requires downloading the KFQC Naskh font to view text properly on:
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For more resources, check the vocabulary section on: https://learnarabicseries.edublogs.org/resources/
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