"أَنْتَ مِن أَلْمانْيا يا دَوود."

Translation: You are from Germany, David.

[AurlieSamo1]

Hello, I have a hard time understanding the word "Germany" here. I am a french speaker and we say "Allemagne", so it's not that unfamiliar, but I can't fin the "m" because I see an alif after the "L"... so I read "2alaaniaa" instead of "2almaniaa". Can anyone help me 'read' this word ? Thank you very much !

[sepbamf]

There's an m sound written like ـمـ between the L sound (لـ) and alif (ـا) and together they are written like "لما". I hope this helps.

[planklin]

Is there a difference between أنتَ and أنتِ? I've seen both is this unit.

[sepbamf]

أنتَ is masculine
أنتِ is feminine
and they both mean a singular "you"

[BuckyFeels]

Perhaps we could have different versions of the names acceptable? English transliteration and also translation, like Dawwad, and David?

[amal56041]

I heard dowed instead of david

[ruyalty]

Yes, Dawuud

[Garrett694306]

Or Daoud

[AhmedAta82]

بالعربي تكتب " داود" وليس " دوود "
كما أن الأسماء لا تترجم...
داود تترجم "Dawd" وليس " David"

[Triswali]

نعم أنة حق

[Ankojem]

why "Germany" is written " أَلْمانْيا" ? where is the "M"?

[RyanHenein]

Third character is middle form of 'م' 'ma' - "Almania"

[bingdavao]

Yes! The translation says 'antha' because its referring to a man. But the last part should be ( ???)

[FazalShaik257695]

Germany word is hard

[LeeleePaleelee]

Incorrect in english

[AmatMohd]

Daoud / Daud is correct as well