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language versions on Arabic TV
Thread poster: KaMaJo
KaMaJo
KaMaJo
Local time: 02:25
Apr 2, 2009

Hello, I have a qestion regarding foreign TV programmes shown in the United Arab Emirates. Which is the most common form: dubbing, voice-over or subtitles? I am especially intrested in television shows and series for youngsters and grown-ups, not for children. Please help. KaMaJo
 
Mohamed El Mhassani
Mohamed El Mhassani
Spain
Arabic to Spanish
+ ...
arabic tv Apr 13, 2009

Versions are normally subtitled, except for TV programmes for children - they are dubbed instead. If you have any problems with this, I can help you.
 


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