العربية المُلتَّنة واللاتينية المُعرَّبة: لغة التواصل الجديدة عبر شبكات التواصل الاجتماعي

This article sheds light on the phenomenon of linguistic overlap between Arabic and French Latin through social networks. It is that duality that means the fusion of some forms and rules of two different languages ​​into one linguistic entity, as if it were the foundation of a new communicative language. When any user of us opens the Facebook network, he may encounter this communicative phenomenon when the first publication his eyes fall on, and finds the phrase “La Fjones, for example,” which refers to the state of France, whose letter exits are derived from the word “La France” in the French language, and he may also find the word “ENTA.” ), which has no origin in the Latin language in its intended meaning despite its use of the letters of that language, but it refers according to its exits to the pronoun you in the Arabic language.