بناء المفردات في اللغتين الصينية والعربية دراسة مقارنة

Both Arabic and Chinese have their own word order.Due to differences in rhetorical tools and grammatical relationships, the order of Arabic words is relatively flexible.However, in Chinese sentences, the grammatical relationships are expressed by the order between words and functional intangible words, so the order of Chinese words is relatively constant.From a thorough comparison of Arabic and Chinese vocabulary, we can see that Arabic and Chinese are two very different languages, each with a unique set of vocabulary and linguistic structures.Here are some quick comparison points between vocabulary in Arabic and Chinese.Lexical total: Chinese is among the most vocabulary languages in the world, with more than 50,000 vocabulary.Arabic is among the languages with fewer vocabulary numbers, ranging from 10,000 to 30,000.Written system: Arabic uses the Arabic alphabet of 28 characters, while Chinese is based on writing in hieroglyphic form or simplified Chinese characters, which require thousands of letters to be learned for full comprehension of the language.Arabic and Chinese sounds differ in many linguistic sounds.Arabic contains a large number of distinctive Arabic sounds not found in Chinese, and vice versa.Common ‫الم‬