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No leniency on spelling errors
The article addresses the issue of widespread spelling and grammatical mistakes in Arabic writing, especially on social media platforms, and their impact on linguistic identity and cultural belonging. It presents an analytical study showing that 73% of errors on social media are spelling mistakes, while 27% are grammatical errors. The article emphasizes the importance of raising awareness about the proper use of the Arabic language through workshops and seminars to promote correct language practices. Furthermore, it reviews research findings indicating that excessive correction of spelling errors is associated with introversion. The article calls for not neglecting or undermining the significance of the Arabic language in order to preserve its cultural standing.
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