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British Mandate: A Survey of Palestine: Volume II - Page 872 |
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Table 3.
ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS.
LANGUAGES USED IN TELEGRAMS.
(Based on traffic records taken in 1936 and 1945).
Characters used in the telegram by the sender
writing of the telegram % of total % of total
by the sender 1936fl945 1936 I 1945
1. Latin (all languages I I
excluding those mentioned
in 4 and 5) 87.7 91 I 37 40 I 39
2. Arabic I 8.5 9 27.60 24
3. Hebrew - 8.50 36
4. Arabic language
transliterated into
Latin characters I .1 I - I .04
5. Hebrew language I 26.461
transliterated into
Latin characters 3.7 -
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