"My neighbor George is tired."

Translation: جاري جورْج تَعْبان.

[Yummychii]

Shouldn't this be "متعب"?

[Jooj3564]

Yes, it should be مُتْعَب or تَعِبْ if we're using Classical Arabic; تَعْبان is very colloquial though and we use it everywhere in day-to-day conversation, which is good to learn.

[_FiX_]

yes.

تعبان
is a much higher qualitative adjective of tired, it is like really sick kind of tired. It is inaccurate usage here.

[TheQaswarah]

"متعب" = "تعبان" = "مرهق" = "منهك"

[karabilo27]

All of them are "fusha" words other than تعبان which has the same meaning but it is used dialects and not in standard moderate Arabic

[LydiaMills3]

Can you ever say The My neighbour.. in arabic

[TheQaswarah]

No, you cannot!
"My" already works as an identifier. No need for another one, "The".