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Using nombers for arabic letters!
In Arabic forums and chatrooms we use nombers for letters that have no equivelant in English, here they are:
3: as in 3ali, 3adel, 3umar, 3abdallah.
5: as in 5alid, 5aleel (similar to the way Spanish people pronounce "Jose").
7: as in 7asan, 7usein.
8: as in 3ira8 (Iraq)
9: as in 9addam (lestin to how arabs pronounce his name, like pronouncing "S" with your mouth full of food!! :D ).
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Samer Y.
January 3, 2007
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Samer Y.
January 3, 2007
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Alsalam Alaikum
"Salam" means peace in arabic, "alaikum" mean upon you or with you.
This is a typical way to greet people in middle east, mentioned in the bible many times: "peace be with you".
In arabic: AlSalam Alaikum
In Hebrew: Shalom ellekheen
In Assyrian: Shlama Amkhoon.
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Samer Y.
January 3, 2007
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Samer Y.
January 3, 2007
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AMERICAN IN KUWAIT
I AM AN AMERICAN IN KUWAIT; I WANT TO SPEAK IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH;
IF YOU WANT TO GET TOGETHER JUST TO BE FRIENDS AND HELP ME WITH MY GERMAN, I WILL HELP YOU WITH YOUR ENGLISH!
CHOSE, AUF WEIDERS. CHRIS
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Language pair: English; Arabic, Middle Eastern
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chris r.
December 19, 2006
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cute cat (maha)
ohayooo iam arabic girl and iwant japanes frind to help me learn few words and i can help you in learn arabic
ilike japanes languge sooo much^_^
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Language pair: Arabic, Middle Eastern; Japanese
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cute cat
September 6, 2006
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Re:Qué onda?
hi Amanda to say it egyptian arabic u say fi eh it pronounce like letter A in english
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Language pair: Spanish; Arabic, Middle Eastern
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Rosa
April 11, 2006
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helloo
hi every body am Egyptian ,i'd any 1 teach me french & i ll help him to master arabian lang.
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Language pair: Arabic, Middle Eastern; English
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Rosa
April 11, 2006
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mohd
August 8, 2005
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Re:id like to learn british slangs and british sarcasm ..
Fahad, Dude,
"How's it hanging"? This means: how are you?
"Are you taking the mick", "Are you pulling my leg"? These mean: are you making fun out of someone, or over exaterating about something.
"Ya ard arse"! This means you're always complaining or crying about nothing.
"You pillick!" "You prat". This means you are an idiot.
"Don't grass on us". Don't tell on me.
I can't think of any more at the moment, when I can I'll tell you some more.
I hope that helps a bit.
Sinead
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Language pair: Urdu; Arabic, Middle Eastern
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Sinead M.
June 17, 2004
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