Without any disagreement Arabic is one of the most difficult languages on the planet. Same with the translation within this language. The key reason behind the difficulty is that Arabic language doesn't absorb the developments and refinements that are vital for coping with the current business and technology. You can easily term it as technologically under developed language. Apart from technological lacking Arabic can also be culturally backwards as technologies have failed to make its impact on many parts of Arabic culture.
This is the reason while localizing from the technologically rich language like English becomes very difficult to deal with because it becomes really hard to handle the barriers between technologically rich and non rich languages. An excellent example running a business terminology is that there isn't any improvement in Arabic language between your words "management" and "administration". Both are called "Idara" in Arabic. If you are using this word for both terms you're simply calling upon ridiculous ambiguities because the words "administration" and "management" are used in two different senses. Similarly there's just one word "Hisaab" in Arabic for that words "compute" and "calculate" in English. The actual issue is that whenever you utilize these terms you completely lose the meaning you are trying to convey in Arabic language.
A few more problems apart from the above also hover round the Arabic language. One significant problem is the lack of research in Arabic language to add mass to computer resources which are required in a contemporary IT environment. There's no source that can check Arabic Grammar, no source for OCR (Optical Character Reader) with no search engines like google. The crux is the fact that there are no standards. Translation into Arabic is a hap hazard process without any clear standards and the ways to follow. Translators just follow their instincts that what seems right and what doesn't sound good and lots of times they're completely unable to convey the message that is intended as conveyed but for the same reason a majority of Arabic organizations use English language in their brochures, pamphlets, websites along with other advertising and awareness material because they are not able to go to town in Arabic.
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This is exactly why you have to hire any professional translation agency for the Arabic translation needs.
