The page is a glossary table of about 55 core accounting terms in Arabic with their English equivalents, such as Balance Sheet, Assets, Liabilities, Depreciation and ROI, followed by a short conclusion. People land on it from searches like accounting terms in English with pronunciation, wanting a quick reference for translating and understanding finance vocabulary; note the page has no pronunciation guides or definitions, only translations.
Arabic-speaking accounting students, junior accountants and small business owners, mainly in Egypt, looking to learn English finance terminology for study or work.
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