Is the Arabic language in danger?

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Yes, Becuse,use of the english language in these contries ,especially on social media.Use of Arabizi(Roman characters and English numbers) in speechand text....
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Yes, Because,use of the English language in these countries, especially on social media use of arabizi (Roman characters and English numbers) in speech and Text....
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Yes, Because,use of the English language in these countries, especially on social media use of arabizi (Roman characters and English numbers) in speech and Text....
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Yes, Because,use of the English language in these countries, especially on social media use of arabizi (Roman characters and English numbers) in speech and Text....
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