specifically tailored for women.

we need to stop fighting about the language itself.Then her friends started asking for copies.

Shendy set to work creating her own small library.Her response to people pushing for childrens books in spoken Arabic dialects and faulting MSA for low literacy rates was simple and frank:They do publish books in Spoken Arabic.Theres a common saying in Arabic that suggests small children create problems and grownups suffer the consequences.

along with her recipe for creating the text.I am not going to deny my children all these amazing English books and expect them to wait six months until I translate a novel.

The low distribution numbers may help explain why publishers tend to shy away from spoken Arabic.

Its a bit further than that lets say we speak French but we write in Latin.They oppose its implementation because it would primarily benefit primary care providers who.

but with the average medical student graduating with just over $200.more new doctors are becoming specialists.

have weighed in on the broad outlines of what such a transformation might look like.but it is expected that primary care physicians would use it more frequently than specialists.