Clarification of Arabic rules

[[TC-R] Luke]

I'm using my phone here so Bare with me. I was called to the server to deal with the Arab that had little cop experience. He had no knowledge of English what so ever, that's fine, that's his personal choice. After the guy was dealt with, kookoo informed me that the official TC Arabic rules made little sense, which is understandable since Google translate is not always accurate, since I was very busy at the time and in a bit of a rush I wanted kookoo to bring this up for a community discussion, we all know Arabs are becoming increasingly popular with TC and our last admin with Arabic knowledge (Rifo) has unfortunately departed from us therefore, we're left to our own accord and basic knowledge and to be honest, we're obviously struggling with the mass increase of activity. We need the Arabic rules reconstructed officially so they make sense for the people who require it, this is very important for the community gameplay.

My hopes were to get the community involved with this in some way or form because the admin team has a major language barrier with the Arabs, with it being such a complicated language (from our view).

I'll also say this, you cannot cop on the TC servers if you can't speak English (or translate to English), it just won't work, you need to communicate to your suspect and team. English is a very central language that's why we use it, it's a rule to speak English in public so everyone is aware of what you are saying, for all we know you could be effing and blinding. But you cannot expect anyone to learn English just for a bit of fun on a game, so telling them to learn English is Impractical and gets us no further and to be fair, its disrespectful in my eyes, their culture is not to be controlled by another.. So please drop it with the silly comments about "I know English and im Spanish", it's your choice to learn it, not everybody is linguistic (Im certainly not lol).

I just wanted to highlight how Important I believe this is since being honest, 75% of offences are Arabic related and it would be unfair and wrong to target them individually when it's not always their fault. They want to have fun like everyone else but most of them have any idea how to speak English, and since the Arabic rules makes no sense, what use are they? (but let's not forget, it may not just be Arabic, other languages maybe poorly translated, Arabic is just one of the most complicated)

Can another user who understands Arabic confirm that they do not make sense? Just to be 100% sure

As for the tone in the comments, keep it respectable here, the suggest is valid and so are the arguments, kookoo has all the right to use the punctuation, its an argument and its constructive but let's just keep it respectful and on topic instead of a flame war please.

Arguements without any constructive context will not be tolerated, be warned.