"the expensive summer in Lebanon"

Translation: اَلْصَّيْف اَلْغالي في لُبْنان

[raynoor]

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[JackTregid]

I think in this context as a sentence, the translation could be the expensive summer is in Lebanon

[Away54]

JackTregid,

Yes, you're correct! :))

[deejayvaidya]

Is there a difference in wording between "The expensive summer is in Lebanon" (full sentence) versus "the expensive summer in Lebanon" (noun phrase, needing another verb to complete the sentence, e.g., لا احب الصعفالعالیی فیی لبنان) Sorry, hard for me to type in Arabic, using different font, and there may be spelling errors.

[Away54]

"The expensive summer is in Lebanon" :

١) الصيفُ الغالِي هُوَ في لبنانَ

٢) الصيفُ الغالِي في لبنانَ

[amrhsalem]

the phrase الصيف الغالي في لبنان can go either way.

[el_sur]

The two statements you gave have different meanings, so I would presume the arabic wording would be different, by I don't know. Google Translate might have the answer.

[Away54]

Complete endings:

الصَّيفُ الغَالِي في لبنانَ.

[vorqoo]

?

[Aymanbinhelal]

Is it exceptable? - " assSaif ghaalee fee lubnan" ?

[Away54]

Aymanbinhelal,

That's not quite right, unfortunately :))

"aS-Saif ghaal fee lubnan" means "(the) summer is expensive in Lebanon" because the "ghaal" doesn't have ال.