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"هَل أَنْتِ مَغْرِبِيّة فَرَنْسِيّة يا سامْية؟"
Translation:Are you French Moroccan, Samia?
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BS.... I put "Are you a French Morrocan Samia?" and I am wrong.... annoying.
Same for me. I learn Arabic from English because it is not available in French. Such English spelling errors should not generate an error...
If there is a list of adjectives, put them in reverse order after the noun. (But when there is the word "and", keep them in order around the word "and")
Yeah i mispelled Moroccan in English and I'm wrong....yet other spelling mistakes get forgiven
If there is a list of adjectives, put them in reverse order after the noun. (But when there is the word "and", keep them in order around the word "and")
«يا» should not be translated as an English word—that is a vocative particle to indicate whom is being addressed directly.
I have the feeling that all nouns ending with ta marbutah are pronouonced "-aton/-atan" or something like that. Why?
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No. Because "French" is being used as an adjective to describe what kind of Moroccan she is. In English, adjectives come before the nouns they modify so it's "French Moroccan" in English. In Arabic, adjectives come after the nouns they modify so it's "maghribiyya faransiyya" in Arabic.
Hahaha I also started using ya when I speak English. But it's not English. Say oh.
These people are idiots. They answered it wrong and then blamed duolingo. It's french moroccan not moroccan french, idiots. Pay attention morons
I didn't get this wrong or the one before it!!! It shows the correction at the bottom which is identical to my answer...very annoying
