It is believed that the study of Arabic has been always pertained to the maintenance of its
fixed artificial syntax categories instead of treating it as a dynamic language (Esseesy 2010) …

This research investigates the online linguistic practices of five Arab study abroad students
in the UK who are Twitter users. These students deploy rich and diverse linguistic …

This paper argues that there are some phonological, morphological and semantic spoken
features that are faithfully transmitted to written texts in written interactions via social media …

This thesis explores selected topics in the phonology of Northern Najdi Arabic (NNA), a
dialect spoken in the region of Ḥā'il in Saudi Arabia, and provides a formal analysis within …

This thesis investigates a synergy of approaches, namely corpus linguistics, stylistics,
computational linguistics, and computer-mediated communication to address forensic …

In this study, the author examined Arabic-English code-switching in computer-mediated
communication, referred to as “switchat” henceforth. In doing so, she captured chat logs from …

This study is conducted within the multilingual digital communication domain, where it aims
to investigate the linguistic resources employed on Twitter in Saudi Arabia. The study …

This is a pilot study that aims to explore the potential of using WEKA in forensic authorship
analysis. It is a corpus-based research using data from Twitter collected from thirteen …

Advancements in computer-mediated communication (CMC) tools have had a great impact
on the language used in interactions via these tools. This study explores recurrent features …

This dissertation thoroughly explores two of the most common Najdi Arabic discourse
markers among Twitter Najdi Arabic users, namely elzibda 'lit. the gist'and min jid 'lit. for …