"أَنا مِن وِلاية جورْجْيا في أَمْريكا."

Translation: I am from the state of Georgia in America.

[Boujleba]

و انا ايضا
:)

[Augustas541]

Take note, Americans, this is how you should form the sentence if you also want to include your state when someone asks where you're from.

[Andrii214494]

"I am from the state Georgia in America" (without "of") - also should be right.

[Moon560679]

There doesn’t seem to be a definite article in this. Why isn’t it “I am from Georgia State”? That is a typical sentence in English but would usually refer to “Georgia State University” instead of the state of Georgia.

Why isn’t the Arabic sentence أنا من الوِلاية جورجيا

[Mah.Sa77]

As far as I know, 'al' is not added to the word connected to a specific noun (names of cities, countries, etc). Georgia is a specific noun and 'wilaaya' is connected to it. So it doesn't need 'al'.

[The_Dutch_Girl]

Shouldn't ولاية have an "-at" sound at the end, in this sentence? This is an iDaafa construction, right?

[rbbekkhus]

This doesn't feel right, I never say or write America when I actually mean the USA. America is a continent.
How do I write USA in Arabic?