World of Warcraft Addon Enables Arabic Chat, Filling a Gap in the Game

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@Zafer-auchindoun

well, Regarding the recent purchase of Activision-Blizzard by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, there have been some questions about whether this could lead to increased support for the Arabic language in the game. However, so far there has been no direct indication that this investment will lead to changes in this area. While we hope that the company will continue to work towards greater inclusivity and accessibility for all players, it’s important to acknowledge that community efforts like those of Platine and Dragonarab, who have created an addon to support Arabic chat in WoW, are a powerful way to make progress in the meantime.

But this never happened.

[Zafer-auchindoun]

I appreciate your opinion, but I respectfully disagree. As a player, it’s important to advocate for greater inclusivity and accessibility in the game. While we may not have direct control over what the company does, we can still work together to make a difference.

[Anizah-argent-dawn]

Unfortunately Arabic speakers have declined since the end of wrath.

My own cousins left during the end of Mists/ early WOD.

I think the only people I met in my local country who still play wow on and off are two women. One of them is a 30 or 40 year old mother and the other is a college student in her 20’s.

As for me I’m happy with speaking English as I can meet international players and not just local ones.

but I wish you luck.

[Furyeclipser-stormscale]

Not just Spanish, but pretty much every modern language is loaded with Arabic and other Semitic words.
Algebra, Algorithm, Alchemy, Admiral, to name a few.

[Zafer-auchindoun]

Yes, it is true that the Arabic language has had a significant influence on the development of many modern languages, particularly those that are spoken in regions where Arabic was once the dominant language. Arabic has been a major source of vocabulary for many languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, English, and French.

During the Islamic Golden Age (approximately 8th to 13th centuries), the Arabic language was the lingua franca of the Muslim world, and Arabic scholars made significant contributions to fields such as mathematics, science, and philosophy. As a result, many words from Arabic were introduced into these fields and then spread to other languages.

In addition to specific technical terms, Arabic has also contributed many common words to modern languages, such as “alcohol” (from Arabic “al-kuhl”), “coffee” (from Arabic “qahwa”), and “sugar” (from Arabic “sukkar”).

So, it is safe to say that the Arabic language has played a significant role in shaping the modern languages we use today.

[Anizah-argent-dawn]

Found this video recently on YouTube.

A good explanation of wow in Arabic made by a Wow player.

شرح كامل عن لعبة واركرافت البداية 1# | World of Warcraft WOW Guide

[Zafer-auchindoun]

nice video

[Zafer-auchindoun]

There is new update on the addon check it out