"Judy is from Scotland."

Translation: جودي مِن إِسْكُتْلَنْدا.

[tsuj1g1r1]

Judy would be pronounced "juudii" in Arabic, not "juude." And it's 2uskutlandaa, without the final -n.

[Storme_Studios]

Since the words are pronounced by a person who is not a native Arab, it differs from the pronunciation in reality. Other that that, pronunciations change over time. Plus, the N doesn't matter

[Shivaadh]

Why doesn't it matter?

[tsuj1g1r1]

I think Storme_Studios meant to say "serves no purpose," but is carrying over an expression from their native language.

[suhil078]

النون آخر الكلمة خطأ.

النطق العربي في معظم جمل البرنامج خاطئة.

[cshyaizm]

iss- kott-Lan- daa without "n" at the end

[Storme_Studios]

Yes, it does not matter

[ShaikhMoha851193]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله و بر كاته يا جماعة

[ShareenKer]

How is iscotlandi formed .. i mean with how many arabic letters ?

[Storme_Studios]

إِسْكُتْلَنْدا

[Amina_J_]

Whooohoooo, I got that right. Judy min iscotlandi.

[lauraniero]

scotlandi is for men and scotlanda is for women?

[randomperson846]

thats what my teacher said

[Elias103541]

The country of Scotland is "إِسْكُتْلَنْدا" (Iscotlanda); "إسْكُتْلَنْديّ" Iscotlandi is Scottish (masculine adjective) or a Scotsman; "إِسْكُتْلَنْدية"; (Iscotlandia) should be Scottish (feminine adjective) or a Scotswoman.

[HuziafaIrf]

Its wrong

[LilyHisham]

I got it wrong !

[ShaikhMoha851193]

No problem brother. InshaAllah you'll get get it right sooner or later :)
So don't you worry ☺️