"تامِر ذَكِيّ."

Translation: Tamer is smart.

[Minimully]

Again with the names. It would be preferable if, rather than names, the subjects were improper nouns or pronouns.

[Vismaior]

A bit of mnemonics: being smart is THE KEY ;)

[AlbertMelo5]

DUDE!!! Thank you! Hahahaha, now I won't forget that

[henkaipantomime]

Why is it "Tamer" and not "Tamir"? Sorry for dumb question.

[EriottoSz]

I would like to know as well, since I think that it reads "Tamir" in Arabic!

[Przemekp934259]

There seems to be a thin line between "i" and "e", "e" and "a", "u" and "o". I usually try to pronounce them as something in between the two sounds but I don't know the language so treat it with a grain of salt.

[Arracher]

Thought the same question myself.. So far i consider just like "ameen" and "amiin".

[AlbertVila.]

How would be ذَكِيّ pronounced? /dhakiyy/?

[manar1310]

If you pronounce "dh" Like "th" Then yea

[PatriciaLo381670]

How do you tell the difference between "dh" and "n"?

[RealBottle]

Theki reminds of turkish "zeki" which has the same meaning ;)

[Lafilozofo22]

i thought smart or intelligent was "3aqil" or "3aqilun"

[hadi949111]

3aqil is opposite of insane

[Ekaterina988440]

"n" connects with the following letter when in the initial or the middle position, "dh" doesn't.

[MuhammedNi516872]

Tamer

[sayedahmed14584]

First box was small. Could not fit tamer in that