<what do these mean>

[Najm]

numbers represent letters it just a creative way that spread between the teens
like
2 - hamza
3 - ع
3' - غ
5 - خ
6- ط
6' - ظ
7 - ح
9 - ص
9

AsSalamOAlaikum WaRehmatuAllah WaBarkatuhu

Can you write some sentences with numbers?

And what is hamza :exhausted

JazakiAllah Khair

FiAmaaniAllah

 

[Re.TiReD]

It's a username/id I made up and used aaaages ago, for LI & other accounts. ; p Nothing to do with arabic, just some letters with a random number in the middle (not supposed to denote the arabic letter "7aa"). (smile)

:salamext:

I was just going to say I've seen that word around as a username, so that was you huh? lol sounds good, pity it dont mean anything.

WassalamuAlaykum

 

[AnonymousPoster]

If you mean Sharabtu al-Ribena, that would mean 'I drank the Ribena'. The meaning of the sentance really depends on the haraka/vowel on the 't'. But since you said 'ul', I'm assuming the 't' carries a dhamma.

>jazakallah khayr faizah i duno who this idiot is that keeps replying as me, you don't need to answer the above questions
>narjam hamza is like the little ain

 

[*Yasmin*]

AsSalamOAlaikum WaRehmatuAllah WaBarkatuhu

Can you write some sentences with numbers?

And what is hamza :exhausted

JazakAllah Khair

FiAmaaniAllah

note: we use numbers when we write Arabic in English letters

- kayfa Al7al ? ( how are you?)
- bi5air ,al7mdu lillah ( fine , all praise to Allah)
- w2nte? ( and you?)
- 2sh3oru bt3bin shadeed ( i feel tired)

i'll give u a word to every number:
2 - hamza >> 2n sha2 Allah \ in shaa' Allah
3 - ع >> s3eed \ sa'aeed (happy)
3' - غ >> ghabi \ 3'abi (stupid)
5 - خ >> khair \ 5air (fine)
6- ط >> Tayyiba \ 6ayyiba (good)
6' - ظ >> zareef \ 6'areef (cute)
7 - ح >> muhammad \ mu7ammad
9 - ص >> sabah \ 9aba7 (morning)
9' - ض >> wudoa' \ wu9'o2 (ablution)


hamza أ / إ / ء / ئ /ئـــ
you know how to say in shaa' Allah right
in >> we write إن
note the alif has hamza (the little thing under the alif ء )
it sounds like Aa ,Ee or Oo (it depends on the word itself)