A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ARABIC AND ENGLISH SIMILARITIES IN PHONOLOGY, MORPHOLOGY, AND SYNTAX

This paper presents a comparative analysis of similarities between Arabic and English in the domains of phonology, morphology, and syntax. Although the two languages belong to distinct language families, they share several structural features that facilitate language learning and provide valuable insights for linguists, teachers, and translators. The study highlights the shared consonantal inventory, comparable patterns of word formation, and parallel syntactic structures that contribute to cross-linguistic understanding.