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* If you want to know how to write the letters with a pen, watch some tutorial video. | * If you want to know how to write the letters with a pen, watch some tutorial video. | ||
== | ==Conclusions== | ||
* The Arabic alphabet is not perfect. It cannot express some basic sounds, which can be pronounced. So considering the Arabic language to be the best or universal is not accurate, since it is limited from the beginning by its limited alphabet (abjad). | * The Arabic alphabet is not perfect. It cannot express some basic sounds, which can be pronounced. So considering the Arabic language to be the best or universal is not accurate, since it is limited from the beginning by its limited alphabet (abjad). | ||
* English alphabet can pronounce some sounds, which the Arabic one can't and vice versa. | * English alphabet can pronounce some sounds, which the Arabic one can't and vice versa. | ||
* Although the Arabic alphabet doesn't have a simple letter like "p", it has two different letters for a letter like "t". The two "t" are a little different in pronunciation, but having two letters for this might be considered redundant. Not to mention the ta marbuta. | * Although the Arabic alphabet doesn't have a simple letter like "p", it has two different letters for a letter like "t". The two "t" are a little different in pronunciation, but having two letters for this might be considered redundant. Not to mention the ta marbuta. | ||