تعبير تقرير برجراف فقرة
برزنتيشن بحث موضوع ملخص جاهز عن
تعبير بالانجليزي عن. تقرير
جاهز قصير مدن الامارات معلومات مفيدة عن الحياة في الامارات بالانجليزي معلومات عن
دبي بالانجليزي مترجم تعبير عن السياحه في دبي بالانجليزي مختصر موضوع عن دبي تعبير
عن رحله الى دبي بالانجليزي
معلومات سياحية عن دبي
تقرير كامل عن دبي تعبير عن مدينة دبي
معلومات أساسية عن دبي
تقرير عن السياحة في الامارات بالانجليزي
تكاليف المعيشة في الامارات
- تكاليف الدراسة في الامارات
الحياة في دولة الإمارات
العربية المتحدة
Jet lag
The UAE is 2
hours ahead of mainland Europe in summer and 3 hours in winter. When it is noon
in Paris, it is 14h in Abu Dhabi in July and 15h in December.
Electricity
Voltage: 220-240
V, 50 Hz. The three pin square sockets are the same as in England. Most hotels
have adapters.
Opening time
In the first
place, remember that the "weekend" here is built around Friday, the
day of the Great Prayer, and Saturday. As a general rule, schedules are reduced
during Ramadan.
- The offices
operate from 7:30 to 15h, the shops from 9h to 19h, with a break in the
afternoon (generally 13h-16h), except sometimes in shopping centers, which
remain open until 22h. Some shops open on Friday afternoons.
- Post offices
observe very variable schedules. In big cities, they generally open Saturday to
Wednesday from 8h to 13h and 16h to 19h (20h for the main office of Dubai on
Thursday), the smallest from 8h to 15h.
- Museums are
often closed on Mondays and Fridays, sometimes also at siesta time, as in
Sharjah. Some parks and museums reserve slots for women (one day or one
afternoon per week).
Holidays
Most lunar
festivals depend on the Islamic calendar.
- January 1st:
New Year
- Islamic New
Year (Al-Hijra): variable date.
- Birth of the
Prophet (Mouloud): variable date.
- Ascension of
the Prophet (Leilat al-Meiraj): variable date.
- August 6:
anniversary of the accession to power of Sheikh Zayed (Abu Dhabi): variable
date.
- End of Ramadan
(Eid ul-Fitr): variable date.
- Feast of
sacrifice (Eid al-Adha): variable date.
2 December:
Emirates National Day.
languages
Arabic, of
course. Having said that, the presence of a very large foreign community means
that practically everything is done in English. It is a little more complicated
in Ras el Khaima and, especially, in Fujairah.
Photo
Absolutely avoid
photographing people, especially women, without asking for their approval. We
saw edgy families on shopping mall parking because they thought they were on
the picture!
Savoir-vivre and
customs
Society by
essence Muslim, the Emirates live largely according to Shari'a and the precepts
of Islam. Admittedly, foreign women are not required to veil themselves, although
they are allowed to drive, but it is better not to take out his best cleavage,
his mini-skirt or his Brazilian swimsuit ...
Do not flirt in
public (even if you are already in a relationship): it is an offense (possibly)
punishable by jail! Same punishment if you eat or drink in public during the
day during Ramadan. Cohabitation is theoretically illegal and homosexuality is
punishable by law.
Telephone and
Internet
Phone
- From abroad to
the United Arab Emirates: the code for the UAE is 971. Then dial the local code
(Abu Dhabi 02, Al Ain 03, Dubai 04, Sharjah, Ajman and Umm al-Qaïwain 06, Ras
el Khaima 07, Fujairah 09) without the initial 0, then the 7-digit number. From
one emirate to another, add the number 0. Cell phone numbers start with 050.
- From the United
Arab Emirates abroad: access to the international network is 00, followed by
the desired country code (Belgium 32, Canada 1, France 33, Switzerland 41) and
the correspondent's number, without the initial 0.
- Domestic calls:
calls between fixed telephones are free within each emirate.
Phone cards are
sold in supermarkets, petrol stations and some shops (30 to 45 Dh). Reduced
rate on weekdays from 14h to 16h and from 19h to 7h, Friday and some holidays.
Internet
Fixed Internet
access is widespread in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, not so much elsewhere. The wifi is
available in most hotels, at the airport, in a large number of cafes and some
shopping centers, but at a rather high price: 2 Dh per minute ...
Censorship is
quite widespread for everything related to sexuality, to Israel or comments on
local politics.
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