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How closely related are the modern Hebrew and Arabic languages?

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Hebrew and Arabic have the same roots.
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Modern Hebrew and Arabic are considered closely related languages
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Hebrew, to be sure, was originally more influenced by Yiddish, German and Russian ; Arabic by French, yet not only were later both languages exposed to the English variety of Standard Average European, but the differences between the diverse variants are also often negligible.
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Modern Hebrew and Arabic are closely related as both belong to the Semitic language family, sharing similar grammar structures, roots, and vocabulary. Both languages use a triconsonantal root system, where words derive from three base consonants — for example, كتب (k-t-b, "write") in Arabic mirrors כתב...
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Modern Hebrew and Arabic are closely related as both belong to the Semitic language family, sharing similar grammar structures, roots, and vocabulary. Both languages use a triconsonantal root system, where words derive from three base consonants — for example, كتب (k-t-b, "write") in Arabic mirrors כתב (k-t-b) in Hebrew. They share sounds like ḥ (ح/ח) and ʿ (ع/ע), though pronunciation differs. Despite evolving separately for centuries, their linguistic foundation remains recognizable, reflecting a shared ancient heritage in the Middle East, particularly from Aramaic and Proto-Semitic ancestors. read less
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