Arabic-English translation requests

format_quote Originally Posted by Egyptian

Sudan and Most African Arab ( Same native language ) or at least they understand each other .

By the way, do they still call their native language"arabic"?

By the way, do they still call their native language"arabic"?

Yes of course , We all understand each other easy , All these native comes from Arabic

Example

نحن mean : WE , Spelling in Fusha Arabic Nahnou

In Egypt We speak إحنا spelling Ehna
In Shame Countries نحنا Spelling Nehna

Heart spelling in Fusha Kalb Most Arabic counrties Seplling it Galb and In Egypt Alb

All examples like this , But to be honest , That would be difficult on the other people who don't speak Arabic by the natural

format_quote Originally Posted by Egyptian

Yes of course , We all understand each other easy , All these native comes from Arabic

Example

نحن mean : WE , Spelling in Fusha Arabic Nahnou

In Egypt We speak إحنا spelling Ehna
In Shame Countries نحنا Spelling Nehna

Heart spelling in Fusha Kalb Most Arabic counrties Seplling it Galb and In Egypt Alb

All examples like this , But to be honest , That would be difficult on the other people who don't speak Arabic by the natural

Right.

I was listening some scholar who was explaining that the capital of Ethopia is Abaaba. The language there now a days is 'emharik'. But formally in old age the language there was different. And 'emharik' is decendent of that language which was 'geez' (جَعْزٌ). That is a sister of Arabic.

I thought maybe they also given their native languages some other names.

format_quote Originally Posted by Egyptian

About the Dictionary

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In My opinion this is best Dictionary Arabic >> English and English >> Arabic

In fact , Its real name of that program is not المورد

It translate the Words NOT subjects .

The dictionary is just awesome
It is famous with the name of "sakhr dictionary".
Jazaakallaahu khairan akhee.

format_quote Originally Posted by sameer123

The dictionary is just awesome
It is famous with the name of "sakhr dictionary".
Jazaakallaahu khairan akhee.

I'm so glad i can help people out , wish i can do more , but I'm not able to walk with Rules of this forum anymore , I've no patience enough .
Allah with you my brother and with my sister seeking_hedayat too .

it is written like means next or then or afterward أما بعد

Assalaamu `Alaykum wa Rahmatullaahi wa Barakaatuh.

Alhamdulillaah, through the Fadhl of Allaah `Azza wa Jall, I know Al-Lughat-ul-`Arabiyyah. If any of the members here have anything in Arabic which they wish to have translated into English, then they should post it, and I will translate it when I get the time, Inshaa'Allaah. However, you must understand that translation requires both time and effort, hence, do not request for translations to be rendered of nonsensical or unnecessary Arabic texts; post those items which you feel there is a need for, so that some benefit may be accrued.

Baarakallaahu Feekum.

Wa `Alaykumus Salaam wa Rahmatullaahi Ta`aalaa wa Barakaatuh.

I did not see the above post as I have not been here in a while.

الرغب من الرغیبۃ و ہی ما یرغب فیہ

Raghabun (Nakirah) or Ar-Raghab (Ma`rifah): Something which is desired (Maa Yurghabu Feeh); wish; aspiration; object of desire.

Was-Salaam.