"You are a doctor and a professor, Reem."

Translation: أَنْتِ دُكْتورة وَأُسْتاذة يا ريم.

[mariachan1]

So Reem is a woman?

[_FiX_]

yes, implied by gender. It is also an Arabic feminine name.

[guybirdsfoot]

Doctor should be طبيب

[Haytham172317]

Right, but the transliteration of thr word as دكتور is also used. Same as دكتر in Persian

[guybirdsfoot]

Well, of course a transliteration can be used. But if we are teaching Arabic and there is a proper word, it should be used. You could use a transliteration for anything with that explanation, even if it used colloquially. And, respectfully, the fact that one exists in Persian does not really have any bearing on the matter.

[Enguolingo]

In Fos7a (فصحى) it would be:

أنتِ طبيبةٌ وأستاذةٌ ياْ ريمُ.

My Best Regards :)

[elderhenrythomas]

I thought reem was a man's name