The 2022 FIFA World Cup will be a historic moment for the Arab world, as Qatar becomes the first country from the region to host the tournament, as well as only the second time the tournament has been staged in Asia.The decision Charlie Heck Jersey to take the global football showpiece to the Middle East has seen the event pushed back to November and December, due to the hot weather in Qatar.But expected soaring temperatures won't be the only logistical challenge that could face fans.For those supporters travelling from outside of the Arab world, there may also be a language barrier to consider.More: As a Middle Eastern country, Arabic is the official language of Qatar and is spoken most by locals.Qataris speak their own distinct Arabic dialect, commonly also heard in nearby Gulf countries like Kuwait, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.Arabic is M.J. Stewart Jersey the sixth-most spoken language in the world, with over 360 million native speakers. While Arabic is Qatar's official language, many people in the country also speak English. In fact, English is seen as the second language Vince Wilfork Jersey and is embraced as a way to connect the country to the broader Western world.Most children in Qatar are taught some English growing up, with the language now used predominantly in state schools.Qatar is also home to many expats, who often arrive in the country only knowing how to speak English fluently. FIFA (@fifaworldcup_ar) As a largely bilingual country now, Qatar widely embraces both Arabic and English when it comes to signage.Road signs and the like are often presented in Arabic and English, with both being a frequent sight in particular in the capital Doha, which will be the base for the majority of the action at the World Cup.For the tournament, extra effort has Isaac Yiadom Jersey also been made by officials to ensure that signage should be even easier for foreigners to interpret. While football fans should be able to get around in Qatar with just English, learning a bit of Arabic won't hurt, and will also be seen as a sign of respect by the locals.Below are a Whitney Mercilus Jersey few Arabic phrases that may come in handy, and will show Qataris you've made an effort to learn their language:Hala =Hello; HiSabah al khair =Good morningNaam = YesLaa =NoWain?=Where is..?Abee musa'ada =I need helpMin fadhlik (for male)/ Min fadhlch (for female)=PleaseShukran (jazeelan)=Thank you (very much)Ana asif=I'm sorryIb kam =How much is this?Mabrouk! =Congratulations!Mataar =AirportMustashfa =HospitalFunduq= Hotel