"بوب كَنَدِيّ."

Translation: Bob is Canadian.

[Yuvalingo]

John Kennedy
جون كينيدي

[PepertualStudent]

I could have sworn I heard Bob Kennedy! It threw me off the first time.

[JasonVoorheess]

You're right , it sounds like Bob Kennedy.
It should be Bob Kanadii.

[abbasmustafa]

"Bob Khindi" is what I hear.

[kupang]

Bob Kindi..? That's what I heard too

[Li_tap]

The audio is saying "kindi" but it's written "kanadi"

[TSRifa]

Well, in Arabic 'Canada' is pronounced as 'Kanada', but why 'Canadian' is 'Kindii'?

[AnatolyM1]

Pope Kennedy?

[furat-A]

Arabic does not have a proper "P" sound, only "b". Which's funny when you hear people asking for a "bebsi" drink and a "bizza" to eat while watching Harry "bootter" :)

[Shareen240656]

Hey i got right # Bob is Canadian.. Sir or Madam check ur anser is excatly what i have

[TheLfBro]

Tekeeeeeennnnn

[tthhaannddoo]

Why doesn't this get a "مين" / min?

[rykerish]

Ok so there's a subtle difference in English when you say "Bob is Canadian" and "Bob is from Canada" (i.e. Bob could be Canadian but never have lived in Canada, whereas "is from" implies that's where Bob lives/lived up until recently). Here, "كَنَدِيّ" means "Canadian" and there is no Arabic word for "is"/"to be" so the sentence is simply "بوب كَنَدِيّ". "Bob is from Canada" would be "بوب مين كَنَدا" with an alif (ا) instead of a shaddah* yā'/yaa2 (يّ). Note that the dāl/daal (د) takes a kasrah (that little dash underneath that marks the short "i" vowel) in "كَنَدِيّ".

I hope this helps :)

*Shaddah is the name of the little w-like symbol that causes gemination (the doubling of the consonant)

[Amina_J_]

Yessss. I'm just doing lesson practices :D

[TheLfBro]

Boobs

[ph.3Yj3G1]

I wrote the correct answer