Why I Chose English for Writing

I was asked by my friends and blog readers “why do I write my posts in English?” My immediate reapply is my typing skills. I learn typing when I was doing my undergraduate degree in the US. Most of the papers then were supposed to be word-processed. So I leaned how to type my school papers on word perfect which was the dominant word processing program at that time. From the start, I forced my self to use five fingers for typing while most of my friends were typing with two fingers only. I had slow start in the beginning but I became faster after couple of years while my friends are still struggling with two fingers. The second reason for choosing English for my blog is the globalization. Yeas, globalization but not the globalization you know. I wanted to reach the maximum number of readers in the world. I figured that most of the Kuwaitis can read English and English is a universal language, so many readers would stop by and read my thoughts in the blog. So far, the blog receives almost the same percentage of readers from Kuwait and the United States. The pie chart shows the exact numbers from around the world.By the way, I can type in Arabic but by Arabic typing very slow. I tried to write in Arabic in my other blog but that consumed a lot of my valuable time. People who know me very well knows how much I value my time. The red dots on the map (below) represent the site visitors. You may notice that most of the readers are from Kuwait, United States, Europe and India.

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8 Responses to Why I Chose English for Writing

  1. Bu Yousef says:

    I agree… Good to have some English content from this region by locals, not just from the Expat community.
    Nice pie chart – an impressive mix.

    If you don’t mind me saying, there are too many links in your post…

    • The links are there for the reader to check out the meaning of the world. Some of the readers may need more information on the subject. I ad the link for their convenience to just click on the word and read about it. the reader can ignore the link and just read through. Thank you Bu-Yousef for stopping by, I am really proud that an intellectual and an artist like you show interest in my blog.

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  3. Dr Abeer says:

    I’m impressed that readers from outside Kuwait are interested to read for an Arab writter.

    • I am really glad that I have readers form around the world. Thank you everybody.

      • Bruce says:

        With the hundreds of doallrs I have tied up in cameras I’m going to skip out on this particular App as long as I can! I need a better phone, too, I’m pretty snitty about my phone-cameras, partly because my real camera is now up to 16MP and 2 just does not do it for me!

  4. AMANY says:

    كلام سليم بواحمد،الكتابة باللغة الانجليزية اسهل من العربية والانجليزية مثل ماقلت مقروءة عالميا بس الناس تستنكر الكتابة بالانجليزية لان عددمحدود من الكتاب بالكويت ،الي يكتب بغير اللغة العربية ،اهم شي الكاتب يعبرعن رايه وباسلوب مفهوم اما اللغة ماعادت مشكلة مع وجود التكنولوجيا

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