In spite of plenty people who speaks Arabic..
By heero_yuy2 •
...how come they still can't get things right around here?
Are you sure I really need to learn Arabic to survive in here? From how I experienced it, the language doesn't really sound 'professional'. How come things can be done better and a bit proper when English language is used by all nationalities in Qatar?
"sounds unprofessionally!!". "Sounds badly!!"
by the looks of it your writing itself looks pretty unprofessional..........
yeah i get ur point .....but u cant say it sounds unprofessional infact a lot of expats dont speak the real arabic thats when it sounds bad.
Aana free, jaana free,
Pakde gaye tho khana free.
A salesman/contractor mades a deal with the client using verbal Arabic language. When the work order is in progress, the actual conditions do not tally with the deal. Was it me or did we have a wrong interpretation in English from what it was dealt with in Arabic language?
"Everything in this book may be wrong." Illusions: The Adventures of The Reluctant Messiah by Richard Bach
depends on your work enviroment and the people you deal with while at work.......its sounds professional if spoken correct.
Aana free, jaana free,
Pakde gaye tho khana free.