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What city has signs that are written in Hebrew Arabic and English?
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All the cities in Israel, including:
English Hebrew Arabic Acre/Akko עכו عكا Afula עפולה العفولة Arad ערד عراد Ariel אריאל أريأل Ashdod אשדוד أشدود Ashkelon אשקלון عسقلان Baqa-Jatt באקה-ג'ת باقة جت Bat Yam בת ים بات يام Beersheba באר שבע بئر السبع Beit She'an בית שאן بيسان Beit Shemesh בית שמש بيت شيمش Beitar Illit ביתר עילית بيتار عيليت Bnei Brak בני ברק بني براك Dimona דימונה ديمونة Eilat אילת إيلات El'ad אלעד أيلعاد Giv'atayim גבעתיים جفعاتايم Giv'at Shmuel גבעת שמואל Hadera חדרה الخضيرة Haifa חיפה حيفا Herzliya הרצליה هرتسليا Hod HaSharon הוד השרון هود هشارون Holon חולון حولون Jerusalem ירושלים أورشليم, القدس Karmiel כרמיאל كرميئيل Kafr Qasim כפר קאסם كفر قاسم Kefar Saba כפר סבא كفار سابا Kiryat Ata קריית אתא كريات آتا Kiryat Bialik קריית ביאליק كريات بياليك Kiryat Gat קריית גת كريات جات Kiryat Malakhi קריית מלאכי كريات ملاخي Kiryat Motzkin קריית מוצקין كريات موتسكين Kiryat Ono קריית אונו كريات أونو Kiryat Shmona קריית שמונה كريات شمونة Kiryat Yam קריית ים كريات يام Lod לוד اللد Ma'ale Adumim מעלה אדומים معلي أدوميم Ma'alot-Tarshiha מעלות-תרשיחא معالوت ترشيحا Migdal HaEmek מגדל העמק مجدال هعيمق Modi'in Illit מודיעין עילית موديعين عيليت Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut מודיעין-מכבים-רעות موديعين-مكابيم-ريعوت Nahariya נהריה نهاريا Nazareth נצרת الناصرة Nazareth Illit נצרת עילית الناصرة العليا Nesher נשר نيشر Ness Ziona נס ציונה نيس تسيونا Netanya נתניה نتانيا Netivot נתיבות نتيفوت Ofakim אופקים أوفاكيم Or Akiva אור עקיבא أور عكيفا Or Yehuda אור יהודה أور يهودا Petah Tikva פתח תקווה بيتح تكفا Qalansawe קלנסווה قلنسوة Ra'anana רעננה رعنانا Rahat רהט رهط Ramat Gan רמת גן رمات غان Ramat HaSharon רמת השרון رمات هشارون Ramla רמלה الرملة Rehovot רחובות رحوفوت Rishon LeZion ראשון לציון ريشون لتسيون Rosh HaAyin ראש העין رأس العين Safed/Zefat צפת صفد Sakhnin סח'נין سخنين Sderot שדרות سديروت Shefa-'Amr (Shfar'am) שפרעם شفا عمرو Tamra טמרה طمرة Tayibe טייבה الطيبة Tel Aviv תל אביב تل أبيب يافا Tiberias/Tveria טבריה طبريا Tira טירה الطيرة Tirat Carmel טירת כרמל طيرة الكرمل Umm al-Fahm אום אל-פחם أم الفحم Yavne יבנה يبنة Yehud-Monosson יהוד-מונוסון يهود مونوسون Yokneam יקנעם يوقنعم
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What language are Israeli highway signs in?
They are all in Hebrew, Arabic, and English.
What is Israel's main language today?
Israel's dominant language is Hebrew, but both Hebrew and Arabic are official languages and many signs and documents are written in English as well.
What type of alphabet is spoke in israel?
Israel has two official languages ... Hebrew and Arabic. In addition, English is taught in all Israeli school, is widely spoken, and enjoys a semi-official social and diplomatic status. Most city-street signs and highway-information signs in the country are printed in all three of those languages. -- Hebrew is written in the Hebrew alphabet. -- Arabic is written in the Arabic alphabet -- English is written in the English alphabet. In addition to these official and widely-spoken languages in Israel, the population has roots in more than 130 countries, and a huge number of those languages are spoken in many homes and ethnic enclaves.
What dialect of Arabic is spoken in Jerusalem?
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What kind of alphabet does Israel use?
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What is the official language for Israel's Arab minority?
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How do you say stop in Israel?
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What kind of alphabet do they use in israel?
Israel uses the Hebrew alphabet to write and print Hebrew, the Arabic alphabet to write and print Arabic, and the Latin alphabet to write and print English. That covers the two official languages of the country, and the most widely spoken non-official one. Signs on all major highways, and street signs in most parts of the larger cities, are printed in all three of those languages.
Is everything in Wales in English and Welsh?
Most signposts, road signs and signs in public buildings are are bilingual, written in both Welsh and English.
What is the main language of Israel?
The main language of Israel is Hebrew.A large portion of Israelis who were born in Israel are the children of parents who came from another country, and they heard virtually any language you can name in their home as they grew up.All street signs and highway directions in Israel are printed in Hebrew, Arabic, and English.There are about 1 million people who speak Russian, and most people in Israel speak some level of English. English is taught everywhere, and holds a semi-official status. Most street signs and highway instructions in the country are posted in Hebrew, Arabic, and English.Street/road signs are posted in Hebrew, Arabic, and English.Radio and TV broadcasts are in Hebrew, Arabic, and English.The most common household language is Hebrew, followed by Arabic and English.Newspapers are published in Hebrew, Arabic, and English.Business is conducted in Hebrew, Arabic, and English.English, Russian and to some extent Amharic are common but not official, though English is taught as a second language and occurs on many signs (road signs, product labels) together with Hebrew and Arabic, and Russian is also often used in various contexts.The primary official language in Israel is Hebrew. The majority of the population know some English, and many of the population are fluent in English. Arabic is widely spoken, as are the languages of the countries from which immigrants have come to Israel in the past 70 years; a few of those are Poland, Russia, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Estonia, Spain, China, Germany, France, Greece, Egypt, Ethiopia, Turkey, Roumania, Yemen, Iran, Iraq, Portugal, Netherlands, and several others.hebrew
Why does israel have 2 languages?
Israel has perhaps as many as a hundred languages, or more ... a reflection of thewide variety of countries from which its citizens have come to live there.Two languages are designated as "official state languages", and a third is in wide use,both in public and in private.Israel's 'official' languages are Hebrew and Arabic ... an indication of the fact that thelargest two segments of its population are Jews and Arabs.Another language in wide use in Israel ... in public, in private homes, in business, ineducation, and in technology ... is English. English is taught in all elementary and highschools, and has the position of a 'semi-official' language of the country.Street signs in Israel's cities, and road signage on its highways, are all printed inHebrew, Arabic, and English.
