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26 thg 6, 2007 · Hello, I'm was wondering how you say 'sir' or mister in Arabic. Also, miss or ma'am. I don't really need the written word, but that would be helpful as well, I'm just looking on how to pronounce it correctly. Any help will be useful, thanks! shookran!
5 thg 5, 2006 · Is there an Arab-speaking country where people say salamat for 'thank you' instead of shukran?
23 thg 9, 2005 · Questions about Arabic, or translations between Arabic and any other language.
21 thg 11, 2011 · Hello Which one is correct 'Arab restaurants' or 'Arabic restaurants'? I guess we need an adj, so Arabic restaurant is correct.
9 thg 8, 2010 · I think mubarak is more common in non-Arabic countries, which is more common in Arabic countries or are they used with the same frequency? Yes, in Egypt we say Ramadan Kareem. I only first reard Mubarak online, and I thought it's used in other Arab countries. Maybe other forum members can tell us which expression is used in their ...
30 thg 3, 2015 · Arab Christians use the name يسوع (Yasu`) as mentioned in the above quote. Taking into account that correspondence of Arabic Sin and Hebrew Shin, the Koranic name is a kind of 'Anagram' of the Hebrew name taking into account only the consonant skeleton of the name, Hebrew Y-Sh-` and Arabic `-Y-S.
12 thg 4, 2006 · This thread reminded of a question I have had. Does anyone know how to type, or insert, a word in the middle of Arabic text? I know here on the forum the tags do it, but in a Word document the English word always goes to the right side of the text and any Arabic text after that is …
1 thg 3, 2006 · what are the countries in the middle-east? Arabian countries? Arabic? or Arab countries? I just saw 'arabic countries' used in a different forum, but don't you usually say 'arab countries', or is it just me?
17 thg 4, 2022 · Hmm. The 'Arab with a Big Greasy Nose' must be some kind of pop culture reference, but I suspect that the idea isn't 'a song to perform like 'An Arab with a Big Greasy Nose'.' Something would have been performed on the nose of the Arab.
8 thg 7, 2007 · Actually, I don't think it stands for Arab, but it reminds me this novel I recently read (the one set in the end of the 50s about which I asked a few questions here !) whose the narrator almost always wrote Ay-rab instead of Arab (though he used Arabic or Arabian as adjectives).
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