"جورج دُكتور."
Translation:George is a doctor.
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Both دكتور and طبيب seem to be interchangeable. As in many other cultures, medical practitioners are usually called 'doctors' in the Arab world, even though they don't necessarily have a doctorate. Please feel free to correct me.
I did some more research and it seems that طبيب is used for medical doctor while دكتور is also for people with a doctorate, like how Dr. Is used in English in general
Yes. But you'd also adress a medical doctor as دكتور. People from other countries night do it differently but thats how we do adress any doctor. In this case طبيب is the more correct one.
In standard arabic Tabib is used for 1. all people who cure other people ( doctor, practitioner, physician,nurse..etc)
Dktoor applies only for people with PhD degree.
In spoken arabic Tabib is used RARELY, we use Dktoor instead of Tabib for both cases
My family would only ever say the word tabib if we say we're going to the doctor's clinic.
Only I wrote George is doctor It was showing George is a doctor your answer is wrong
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