A Computational Study of the Algorithm As a Multi-Level Evolutionary Method to a Bilingual English-Arabic Verbal Naming Scheme – A multilingual language, called Arabic, is an expressive, syntactic, lexical, and syntactic language that serves as a source of information and resources available for both Arabic and English, which have been widely used and utilised by the linguistics community. As an alternative to a direct dialogue system, the Arabic language has been the subject of a number of research groups over the years. In this paper we focus on the use of Arabic language by linguists and researchers. As an alternative to the direct dialogue system, several forms of Arabic language, called Arabic-English Dialectical Naming (ABCN), is being considered. By combining Arabic-English Dialectical Naming system with Arabic-Arabic Language system, the research group developed a system based on ABCN which is a bilingual linguistic system using Arabic-English Dialectical Naming system.

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