"جورج مُمتِع."

Translation: George is fun.

[Malvazija]

Why dont You use Arabic names instead of western?

[CTfalcoUSA]

Is ممتع rather "fun" or rather "interesting"? Is it also used in dialect (Syrian/Egyptian)?

[SamirShaker]

The literal meaning of مُمتِع is "enjoyable", but in this context, it would make more sense to translate it as "fun".

There is no word-for-word translation for "interesting" and it is often translated as مُثير للإهْتِمام which literally means "excites the interest"

[Maaq98]

I'm Persian and we have these letters. But there is no difference between them. Can anyone explain what is different between sounds of ظ، ض، ز or ص، س or غ، ق? In Persian all of them is Z, S, Q. For example there's no difference to say ضسطغ or ظصتق or زثتغ. All is zstq

[saad703860]

Yes ther's a difference

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[ShirinAkte10]

noo i had one heart

[IJN-YUUDACHI]

Hi new to Arabic here, but what is the difference between مضحك and ممتع?

[saad703860]

هناك فرق كبير بين المتعة و الضحك .
سأساعدك لتفهم كل هذا فقط تواصل معي

[ArfaWali]

Please tell the structure of arabic sentence like we have english structure
Sub+verb+obj

[Kristoff-Johan]

No need for a separate verb 'is' here--so it is implied, I see. Other languages like this include Latin and Polish.

[dreifius]

In which cases is the verb implied, and when it needs to be present?

[CTfalcoUSA]

Only the verb „to be“ is being left out, and only in the present tense.

[mohmmedabe2]

هل من احد يريد المساعدة

[muhamed132817]

If u need help comment below

[gosutag]

وانا ممتع.

[RayyanSheh2]

ارجو اضافة باقي الارقام التي تمثل اصواتا باللغه الانجليزية (2=ء)(3=ع)('3=غ)(4=ذ)(5=خ)(6=ط)('6=ظ)(7=ح)(8=ق)(9=ض)('9=ض)

[Maaq98]

Yes i saw these in Arabs chat in games

[boffelina]

How do I know the verb to be present tense is included in the sentence? Where is it written?