Similar words: arabian, karabiner, arabian sea, Pan-Arabism, monosyllabic, polysyllabic, rabid, rabies. Meaning: ['ærəbɪk] 
n. the Semitic language of the Arabs; spoken in a variety of dialects. adj. relating to or characteristic of Arabs.
n. the Semitic language of the Arabs; spoken in a variety of dialects. adj. relating to or characteristic of Arabs. 
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1. It is not easy to learn Arabic.
2. Mombasa is a town with a beguiling Arabic flavour.
3. Hebrew and Arabic are Semitic languages.
4. I've been learning Arabic for four years.
5. He spoke in Arabic, a short staccato burst.
6. Is there anyone here who understands Arabic?
7. He speaks Arabic and English with equal ease.
8. He's a fluent Arabic speaker.
9. There are many regional types of Arabic.
10. He spoke abruptly(sentencedict.com), in barely comprehensible Arabic.
11. Flamenco has its roots in Arabic music.
12. During the passage, she taught herself basic Arabic.
13. In Arabic numerals, the year is written 1983.
14. Arabic script reads from right to left.
15. This is a feature of languages such as Arabic, Spanish and Portuguese, to name but a few.
16. 1 and 2 are Arabic numerals, I and II are Roman numerals.
17. She needs to perfect her Arabic before going to work in Cairo.
18. His Arabic was not as good as his English, but serviceable enough.
18. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.
19. The established religion of Egypt and other Arabic countries is Islam.
20. His spoken Arabic was hurriedly brushed up before he started for the Middle East.
21. I was asked to lecture on the Arabic literature yesterday.
22. I'm not learning Arabic for any special reason; I'm doing it for its own sake, because I enjoy it.
23. for the Arabic course?
24. Is there anyone here who can speak Arabic?
25. Literary Arabic has always been the cement of Islam.
26. The kitchen is soon reverberating with eerie Arabic wailing.
27. He knew little Urdu and no Arabic.
28. Those and one other: facility at learning Arabic.
29. The change is part of the government's policy of phasing in Arabic as the official academic language.
30. This phrase may well have been a rendering of a popular Arabic expression.
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