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Well...I have an unfair advantage because English is my native language. In many ways English may be more efficient in reaching a wider audience because, worldwide, English is often used as an international language. However, I am in the process of learning Arabic and find Arabic a much fuller language. The written words are directly translatable into the verbal language and do not have exceptions to rules that plague non-native English speakers. I also find Arabic words and syntax are able to express meanings and fine nuances that the English language is not capable of expressing. So I think Arabic is a much fuller language and more expressive language but until I become fluent in Arabic (and it will take some time), I will have to settle for English as the language I can easily and fully express myself in.
I express myself better through English language.