User talk:ألبرشت شونكا

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-- Wikimedia Commons Welcome (talk) 12:15, 25 November 2016 (UTC)

reversion on map

Hi. I reverted your changes to File:Arabic alphabet world distribution.png as an exaggeration. For example, you changed Mauritania to dark green because only Arabic is official. However, you changed Mali and Niger to light green despite only French being official. You can't have it both ways! (You speak of 'official national languages' for Mali, but there are also 'official national languages' of Mauritania which are not written in Arabic script.) I don't know about SSudan -- AFAICT, only English is official.

You may be right about Iraqw and Syria. Also Kurdish is written in Latin script in Iraqw, it seems likely that it's not an official script in Iraq. Also, Arabic is only an official script is some states of India and China.

Also, since you made the edit, Arabic has been rescinded as a national language of Israel.

The map seems to be a mess. I think we need a ref. Kwamikagami (talk) 17:23, 24 August 2018 (UTC)