"سام دُكتور."
Translation:Sam is a doctor.
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Same meaning, but "دكتور" is becoming an internationally recognised word, and it's the most commonly use in everyday use.
I thought it was "dr. Sam" i dont know how the verb comes into play for this sentence
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duktuur sam or al duktuur sam, which is pronounced "ad duktuur because daal is a "sun letter". We shouldn't worry about sun and moon letters, though, until they're introduced.
Do you think we are going to wrote in arabic at one point ? We only write in english
In some exercises you can switch to keyboard in bottom left corner. Just note that you need to install the Arabic one.
I hope Sam stands for Samantha once in a while. I hear there are plenty of Arabic speaking women who have medical degrees.
Sad that you have to bring this topic into learning a language... Really something wrong with you of that's all you think about.
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Languages are not all the same. Arabic doesn't use/need a word for "a" in its sentence, but English does.
Franchement la langue arabe est plutôt claire pourquoi “DOCTOR " ET PAS" TABIIBOUN" C'est quoi ce délire !!!!!
I don't get it.. before I did small mistake in english as im not english speaker and accepted my answer but now i just missed ,,a,, and don't want accepted my answer.
