Talk:Northwest Semitic languages
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[edit] Arabic
If Arabic is not technically a member of the language group....why is it listed in the bottom?
- It's listed under Northwest Semitic abjad because the Arabic adjad is developed, at least in part, from it. So, it is about the scripts rather than the language. — Gareth Hughes 11:42, 8 July 2007 (UTC)
