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Arabic version of Dlang Tour #757
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Hey @Rabios thank you for your interest! I don't have linguistics background, but I understand that there are different varieties of Arabic and I'm not sure how to proceed. Should there be a translation for each (major) variation? In which variety/dialect are you interested in providing a translation? Be sure to check our guide to contributing: https://github.com/dlang-tour/core/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md |
@PetarKirov Yes that's right, Use al-Fuṣḥā dialect, It's dialect can be understood by anyone who speak any arabic dialect, So you won't get troubled when you use a dialect like khaliji (Arab gulf countries), Or any other arab dialects! |
Thanks @Rabios for info! I suppose that's what is described on wikipedia as Modern Standard Arabic. I have created the repo here: https://github.com/dlang-tour/arabic and I have added you to the @dlang-tour/arabic so you're now able to start the translation! |
OK, Let's do it! |
@PetarKirov @wilzbach Oh...Mind if you take a look at arabic dlang tour repo? I've done translations for some pages! |
Forget that, I can merge them myself :) |
No arabic documentation available for D, But if i have time i can help and translate!
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