Why your Qatar website needs both Arabic and English
Your audience in Qatar speaks different languages, and a single-language site loses part of it before they read a word.
What makes a good bilingual site?
- Correct direction: right-to-left in Arabic, left-to-right in English.
- Fonts that suit each language.
- Content written for each audience, not machine-translated.
- A clear language switch on every page.
- SEO set up for each language so you rank in both.
Common mistakes
- Machine translation that hurts trust.
- Pages missing in one language.
- Numbers and currency in confusing formats.
Quick answers
Is machine translation enough?
No, it weakens trust, especially for offers and prices.
Need a website?
Try our live projects, or send us your details and we will reply within 24 hours.