In the framework of the project Three Cultures With You, the Foundation continues with its new space Rawi's Cornerdedicated to bringing the Arabic and Hebrew languages closer together, not only with the intention of making them known, but also with the fundamental purpose of awakening the public's curiosity in relation to these two languages that are so unknown to the vast majority.
Week after week, curiosities and anecdotes will be revealed in order to discover a little more about both languages. The charm of their calligraphy, the usefulness of both languages nowadays (mainly in the business world) or the number of words we use that have their origin in these languages, among other questions.
On this occasion, on the occasion of the recent celebration of Easter, The rawi's corner is dedicated to explaining the origin and meaning of some religious words that we commonly use in everyday life, such as the concept of Easter itself, or the terms hosanna, hallelujah and amen.
You can consult this second instalment of this space by downloading the pdf below.
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