"رَبيع بارِد في إِسْكُتْلَنْدا"

Translation: a cold spring in Scotland

[guhhrhrrr]

So how would you say "the spring is cold in Scotland"?

[Dinsdalepiranha]

الربيع بارد - add the definite article to "spring". If you add the article ال to both it becomes "the cold spring" الربيع البارد

[Dinsdalepiranha]

seems like writing a comment in both languages messes up how it displays... hopefully you get the idea

[Laurel266798]

I guess what I find confusing is that in English you wouldn't necessarily say THE spring. I translated it as 'Spring is cold in Scotland.'.

[RajasDaithankar]

The correct answer is "a cold spring in Scotland"..

This is not a complete sentence, it is a phrase. Shows the importance of learning Arabic grammar.

[prero]

Thanks!

[SamirShaker]

الرَبيع بارِد في إسْكُتْلَنْدا

[clownproof]

use alrabii3

[Ashraf_Hx2]

The recording is currently"iscotlundun" when it should be ~"iscotlunda"

[Ollie-Benson]

Best thing to do is report it to Duolingo as a bug here:https://support.duolingo.com/hc/en-us/requests/new. I'll report it as well. Hopefully this will get fixed.

[Raggie6]

My friend Rabia is from Pakistan. She is always cold! Rabia is cold in Scotland.

[Abdulhamit559539]

:)

[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)

[Talib-61]

The Owel don't understand English language.
That's weaknesses in this system.

[RajasDaithankar]

Nor do you.

[Talib-61]

Queens standard English
Spring is cold in Scotland.
General statement.
Where as a jester would comment.
A cold spring in Scotland.

[RajasDaithankar]

Queens standard English has phrases too, does yours have sentences only??