Which European language do you think has more Arab/Semitic influence?

[Ruggery]

but in portuguese is quite lesser i think ,portuguese at writing,because by hear it's awfull for me,at writing seems more nearer of italian more romanian than spanish

The Portuguese orally sounds strange to me.

[Phenix]

Examples?

Apricot, gazelle, alcohol, gas, vizier, elixir, jasmine, lemon, neck...
Here are some links.

https://www.espacefrancais.com/les-m...origine-arabe/

https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/Annex...9origine_arabe

[Nassbean]

Are you sure? I can find more than 400 just by scratching my head a little bit.
Maybe you are right about Spanish relatedness, if we take in consideration that Spaniards integrate Arabic words more well than French did.

hahaha i'm not 100% sure but recently I watched two serious videos about it so idk

[Phenix]

but in portuguese is quite lesser i think ,portuguese at writing,because by hear it's awfull for me,at writing seems more nearer of italian more romanian than spanish

Probable, Arab presence in Spain was much stronger, but they could interchange loanwords, some Arabic words arrived in French thought Spanish.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Maltese and then spanish

I really like the arabic side of spanish, its very sexy atlanto-meds speaking arabic.

[Phenix]

but in portuguese is quite lesser i think ,portuguese at writing,because by hear it's awfull for me,at writing seems more nearer of italian more romanian than spanish

Emilian and Romagnol languages in Norther Italy sound just like Portuguese.

[Ruggery]

Maltese and then spanish

I really like the arabic side of spanish, its very sexy atlanto-meds speaking arabic.

Do you like the Spanish Moorish element?

[justTosee]

Persian

Sounds very strange, specially coming from an armenian

[Ice]

Spanish...

[Voskos]

I bet Ancient Greek has a shitload of semitic words- phoenician and jewish.