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Google translator also includes unoriginal Arabic.I can tell that it's not Google translate because its not original Arabic, it sounds like a levantine Arabic so probably he got it from someone who lives there
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Google translator also includes unoriginal Arabic.I can tell that it's not Google translate because its not original Arabic, it sounds like a levantine Arabic so probably he got it from someone who lives there
Muslims in my country are celebrating it on Friday.Back to the topic, when is the Eid in your countries? Saturday or Friday?
Ohhh I seeGoogle translator also includes unoriginal Arabic.
friday
Nice, here we still don't know they will be watching the moon on Thursday.Muslims in my country are celebrating it on Friday.
I mean, it is not absolute, but many assume it will be Friday.Nice, here we still don't know they will be watching the moon on Thursday.
Btw Which country?Muslims in my country are celebrating it on Friday.
Uhhh right, you said it before.Austria
I said, I'll go see as well or I'll find out myself later as wellMmm, ehh ana ta shof caman
Ana kaman ta'al shoof
well its worded wrong unless its a north african accentAna = me/I'm/I, ta shof = will see/going to see, caman = as well
How... , I speak Syrian Arabic I thinkwell its worded wrong unless its a north african accent
Oh okay I get what u mean, however there is one mistakeI said, I'll go see as well or I'll find out myself later as well
I don't use Google translate... I can't write/type or read Arabic... Only speak
Ana = me/I'm, ta shof = will see/going to see, caman = as well
Nah, never heard rah... Ohh yee you can say/use that as well, that means then I'm going to seeOh okay I get what u mean, however there is one mistake
It's "Ana rah shoof"
Not Ana ta shoof
Rah/ Ra7Nah, never heard rah...
Nah that's not my arabic... Type I'm going to see on Google translate and I only recognize the ana... Maybe heard the second one but don't understand it thoRah/ Ra7
Ta shoof doesn't make any sense there man
Ana ra7 means I will
Even Google translate has it
For me, it's SaturdayBack to the topic, when is the Eid in your countries? Saturday or Friday?
They will lose to Manchester CityGLORY BE TO REAL MADRID, THEY HAVE MADE RAMADAN MORE SPECIAL
We shall see.They will lose to Manchester City
Sorry KLOL...
Galatasaray victims.We shall see.
You mean when Galatasaray's player's GF all cheat on them with Baldy Pep?Galatasaray victims.
Uhhh... yes, I'm talking about Real Madrid that was cheated by Messi.You mean when Galatasaray's player's GF all cheat on them with Baldy Pep?
Are you talking about Pepe who was knocked down by Sneijder?You mean when Galatasaray's player's GF all cheat on them with Baldy Pep?
Nah, I'm talking about the Pep who mingled with Pique's new girlAre you talking about Pepe who was knocked down by Sneijder?
SaturdayBack to the topic, when is the Eid in your countries? Saturday or Friday?
If there is only "" as reaction to posts...I said, I'll go see as well or I'll find out myself later as well
I don't use Google translate... I can't write/type or read Arabic... Only speak
Ana = me/I'm/I, ta shof = will see/going to see, caman = as well
this probably is the correct way of saying it... But tho it will be.. I also will go see
which is not how I speak in general
I never lie, I'm truthIf there is only "" as reaction to posts...
that makes no senseEdit: Boom, somehow found it أنا تا شوف, type this on translate
You make no sensethat makes no sense
Arabic is a hard language but it's very eloquent.i know my language more than yall but whatever
And I know my own language more than you... I'm the creator of it if it doesn't make sense to you, then you just need to learn to be able to make it make sensei know my language more than yall but whatever
...And I know my own language more than you... I'm the creator of it if it doesn't make sense to you, then you just need to learn to be able to make it make sense
Being a right-to-left language makes it even more difficult.Arabic is a hard language but it's very eloquent.
As someone who has studied Arabic in school, you get used to it. The bigger issue was that you say nouns before verbs.Being a right-to-left language makes it even more difficult.
Not necessary, there are 2 types of sentences in Arabic first one is ismiyya which means that it starts with a nounAs someone who has studied Arabic in school, you get used to it. The bigger issue was that you say nouns before verbs.
Ameen. May your fasting be accepted and eid mubarak to all my brothers and sisters.Mn al aidin wl faizen : )