"أَنْتَ غَريب يا دَوود."

Translation: You are weird, David.

[DavidandKids]

I am david and i am weird. sadface.jpg

[CreoleBoi]

هههه

[SoftlyJazzMadrid]

This is the first time I've seen 'haha' in Arabic. هههه, I like it, haha!

[usamapotrick]

Duolingo is mean to you bro!

[Lasofi]

I feel like when I hear the whole the sentence I hear:
غَرِيب
But when I click on the word it sounds like there is a fatha (sound "a") on the ر :
غَرَيب

Which one is it?

[hadi949111]

The first one

[VlandroV]

Finally. I was hearing that 'kasra' ( ِ ) sound several times in past examples

[7annon]

It is غَرِيب

[casenjoyer]

the first one is the correct one, duolingo's tts has so many incorrect pronunciations here, you can report it

[mayateacher]

two different pronunciations are given for the word DAVID, depending on what you click on.

[Roqeebah2]

I dunno why my answer wasnt accpted when they look 10% the same

[Roqeebah2]

100% i mean*

[Yassin167640]

Does the word غريب has other meanings like "strange" or it just means weird cuz I want to use it?

[hadi949111]

It means strange

[Peymanmohs]

I translated "غریب" as foreigner. Was I wrong? Doesn't is mean as foreigner too?

[ALM_66]

no "غریب" means strange and اجنبي means foreigner.They both have different meanings

[benton.1]

My dictionary lists "foreigner" as a translation along with "weird" and "strange".

[hadi949]

I think it means اجنبي

[Janus193509]

I have never heard anyone say "Do'or" means David..................... Is that a typo? David is ديفد.

[benton.1]

They are translating the English name "David" into the Arabic name "Dawud/Daod". The sound is correct.

[Leonardo292652]

What's the difference between أنْتَ and أنتِ?

[mayateacher]

first one--anti is referring to a female (you-female)
second one --anta is referring to a male (you-male)

[ShabbirDod]

You(male) =انتَ
You(female) =انتِ

[siddiq8215]

Anta is to a male and anti is to femr

[Real_Mumu]

hahahahah

[ph.h1zaEX]

In India We call Gharib to a poor person

[UlliDoc]

Yeah something I really should know as a beginner

[benton.1]

We're getting weird words that you won't use in beginner conversations only because they are still teaching the letters of the Arabic alphabet and this is a memorable word that starts with the new letter they introduced.