Question 1: What language is spoken in the United Arab Emirates? Introduction to the United Arab Emirates

Country name *** The United Arab Emirates (The United Arab Emirates).

Area 83,600 square kilometers.

The population is 4.042 million (2003), of which 4/5 are foreigners, mainly from India, Pakistan and other countries. *** is the official language and commonly used is English. Most of the residents believe in Christianity, and most are Sunni; Shias make up the majority in Dubai.

Question 2: What is the official language of the United Arab Emirates? The official language of the United Arab Emirates is English. English is a widely used language. Due to the large number of foreigners in the United Arab Emirates (the country’s population only accounts for 30% of the country’s population)- 40%), so generally public services and business places use English. Since this country was a British colony before, the English spoken here is mainly British English, which has some phonetic differences from the American English usually taught in our country.

Question 3: What languages ??are generally spoken in the Middle East countries? The Middle East includes 22 *** countries and 5 non-*** countries, of which all are *** countries except Israel and Cyprus.

Among the *** countries in the Middle East, Turkey, Iran and Afghanistan are non-*** countries, and *** countries are all *** countries. It can be divided into four types according to different religions and sects:

First, countries where Sunnis account for the majority of the population, including Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Yemen, and Syria , Jordan, Palestine, Libya, Sudan, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Mauritania, Somalia, Djibouti, Comoros, Turkey and Afghanistan.

Second, countries where Shiites make up the majority of the population include Iran, Iraq and Bahrain.

Third, Oman is a country where Ibadis make up the majority of the population. This sect is a branch of the Khawaliji sect, which is a sect of Christianity that is independent of Sunni and Shia and originated in the mid-7th century AD.

Fourth, the situation in Lebanon is relatively complicated. Christians account for about 60% of the Lebanese population, and Christians account for about 40%. However, Christians belong to different sects such as Shia, Sunni, and Druze; Christians belong to different sects such as Catholic Maronites, Catholic Melakas, Roman Catholics, Greek Orthodox, and Protestants. Since no sect has an absolute majority in the total population, Lebanon distributes state power according to the proportion of the population of each sect, stipulating that the president is a Catholic Maronite, and the prime minister and speaker are Sunnis and Shias respectively. Send someone to take charge.

Among the non-*** countries in the Middle East, 81.2% of the residents of Israel are Jews and believe in Judaism. Israel is considered a Jewish state, and the Sabbath and all Jewish traditional and religious holidays are designated as national holidays. 77% of the population of Cyprus is Greek and believes in Orthodox Christianity; 18% is Turkish and believes in Sunni Christianity. Cyprus is the only country in the Middle East where Christians make up the majority of the population.

The most important language is Chinese, which is spoken in all countries. Next is Hebrew. Then there is English.

Question 4: What languages ??do Iran, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia speak? Iran speaks Persian, the official language of the UAE is ***, English is a widely used language, and Saudi *** speaks ***< /p>

Question 5: What language is spoken in Dubai? Why is it so rich? Dubai is the second largest emirate among the seven *** United Emirates (after Abu Dhabi). It is the United Arab Emirates. economic center. The Emirate of Dubai *** is located in the city of Dubai. The best climate in Dubai is from October to March each year. Dubai generally has a subtropical climate, with temperatures ranging from 10 to 30 degrees Celsius in winter and up to 48 degrees Celsius in summer. The official language of Dubai is English, but English is the main business language.

Although English is the official language of Dubai, Hindi, Malayalam, Urdu, Persian , Tagalog, Bengali, along with other languages ??are spoken in Dubai. English is the most widely spoken language in the emirate of Dubai.

Dubai has always been a prosperous commercial center. Dubai Harbor plays a very important role in the city's economic development and has always been a safe and important seaport.

Dubai’s market has no foreign exchange controls and is very open and easy to enter. Transportation infrastructure rivals any developed place in the world. Dubai's retail, entertainment and tourism sectors are experiencing strong growth and its image is being enhanced through ambitious promotional campaigns. Amazing giveaways like limousines and gold bars, as well as city-wide discounts, are the hallmarks of Dubai's annual shopping festival.

The shopping festival turns the whole city into a theme park. In 1998 alone, its huge success attracted more than 2 million visitors and generated more than $1 billion in spending. As a transit hub for economic transportation in Europe, Africa, Asia, India and other places, Dubai holds countless large-scale international exhibitions, expos, investment fairs, etc. every year. The value brought by these business opportunities is also huge in revenue.

In the Gulf region, Dubai is considered one of the most important trading centers in the region.

First of all, Dubai is located in the middle of the UAE coastline, which is about 400 miles long. Its location is very important strategically and competitively. This important location in the southwestern part of the Gulf not only allows Dubai to play an active trade role in connecting various routes, but also greatly facilitates maritime transportation between the east and west.

Secondly, Dubai implements free and stable economic policies and has won a good reputation among countries and the international business community, which encourages domestic and foreign capital to invest in commerce, industry and service industries. economic field.

Third, Dubai has further strengthened its strategic position in international trade by building sound infrastructure, improving the efficiency of financial services, and providing public services. These efficient facilitation measures have effectively promoted the growth of various economic sectors, social development and the improvement of people's living standards.

In short, the economy of the Emirate of Dubai is based on two types of economic activities, namely: non-oil trade and the production and export of oil. Over the past three decades, Dubai's trade and industry have experienced rapid growth due to its unique strategic location in the Gulf, the completion of a series of infrastructure projects and the implementation of a series of trade facilitation measures in accordance with the highest international standards. Today, Dubai has become the most important import, export and re-export trade center in the region. At the same time, Dubai is also committed to vigorously strengthening its industrial base to further diversify its economy. To this end, Dubai has established some heavy industrial projects in the Jebrali Free Zone. The active private economy has also established some small and medium-sized manufacturing plants and has achieved self-sufficiency in certain commodities. Some commodities have even exceeded the local market. demand and export to overseas markets.

Question 6: What countries are there? What language is spoken in each country? *** List of countries and their organizations: (1) *** League Arab League: Algeria, Bahrain, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Yemen. (2) Arab Maghreb Union: Algeria Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Tunisia.

(3) GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council): Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia***, United Arab Emirates (4) *** OAPEC (Organization of Arab Petrolium Exporting Countries): Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Qatar, Saudi Arabia***, Syria, United Arab Emirates. (5) *** National Organization OIC: Afghanistan, Algeria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Benin, Brunei, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Comoros, Cyprus, Djibouti, Egypt , Gabon, The Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Mauritania , Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia*** , Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda , United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates, Yemen.

Question 7: Approximately how many languages ??are spoken in the Middle East countries? 1. The Middle East includes 22 *** countries and 5 non-*** countries, of which all are *** countries except Israel and Cyprus.

Among the *** countries in the Middle East, Turkey, Iran and Afghanistan are non-*** countries, and *** countries are all *** countries. It can be divided into four types according to different religions and sects:

First, countries where Sunnis account for the majority of the population, including Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Yemen, and Syria , Jordan, Palestine, Libya, Sudan, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Mauritania, Somalia, Djibouti, Comoros, Turkey and Afghanistan.

Second, countries where Shiites make up the majority of the population include Iran, Iraq and Bahrain.

Third, Oman is a country where Ibadis make up the majority of the population. This sect is a branch of the Khawaliji sect, which is a sect of Christianity that is independent of Sunni and Shia and originated in the mid-7th century AD.

Fourth, the situation in Lebanon is relatively complicated. Christians account for about 60% of the Lebanese population, and Christians account for about 40%. However, Christians belong to different sects such as Shia, Sunni, and Druze; Christians belong to different sects such as Catholic Maronites, Catholic Melakas, Roman Catholics, Greek Orthodox, and Protestants. Since no sect has an absolute majority in the total population, Lebanon distributes state power according to the proportion of the population of each sect, stipulating that the president is a Catholic Maronite, and the prime minister and speaker are Sunnis and Shias respectively. Send someone to take charge.

Among the non-*** countries in the Middle East, 81.2% of the residents of Israel are Jews and believe in Judaism. Israel is considered a Jewish state, and the Sabbath and all Jewish traditional and religious holidays are designated as national holidays. 77% of the population of Cyprus is Greek and believes in Orthodox Christianity; 18% is Turkish and believes in Sunni Christianity. Cyprus is the only country in the Middle East where Christians make up the majority of the population.

The most important language is Chinese, which is spoken in all countries. Next is Hebrew. Then there is English.

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