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Prof_mu3allim [comrade/them] · edit-2 2 years ago

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alcoholicorn [comrade/them, doe/deer] · 2 years ago

Chinese doesn't have a standalone "no" because arabic stole all of them.

Prof_mu3allim [comrade/them] · 2 years ago

Transliterate the following:

1) بات

replaceable [he/him] · 2 years ago

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HumanBehaviorByBjork [any, undecided] · edit-2 2 years ago

my answers

edit: i just notice i misread 3ayn as ghayn so it should be laa3ab

Prof_mu3allim [comrade/them] · 2 years ago

replaceable [he/him] · 2 years ago

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axont [she/her, comrade/them] · 2 years ago

I'm very bad at learning languages but I'd like to thank you for teaching us stuff. I've actually been able to start recognizing some Arabic letters!

Prof_mu3allim [comrade/them] · 2 years ago

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granit [any] · edit-2 2 years ago

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Prof_mu3allim [comrade/them] · 2 years ago

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nala [he/him] · 2 years ago

So no one hand writes most of those, but can most people read all of them?

Prof_mu3allim [comrade/them] · 2 years ago

No certainly not all of them

BigLadKarlLiebknecht [he/him, comrade/them] · 2 years ago

Hey this is like a translation of what a conversation with my 2 year old is like right now :bugs-no:

Prof_mu3allim [comrade/them] · 2 years ago

Iftah ya simsim, the Arab version of Sesame Street