"زَيد وَسام مِن عُمان."

Translation: Zayd and Sam are from Oman.

[deactivated user]

the letter وَ defines "and" in Arabic sentences

[SedatAltun]

Yes, it does

[WesamAlhus3]

You have right

[EdreesMakki]

she said amman!! instead of oman

[owl-nest]

In mine she said lebanon!

[CQToo]

Mistakes are the best way to learn! :I

[Aro_Sensei]

Why is "waw" connected to Sam. Is that normal or is the waw supposed to be on its own.

[benton.1]

It is correct to connect "waaw" to the following word, but a Lebanese speaker said that in Lebanon they do not attach it to the following word.

[AnpuSon]

Its wa meaning and. And the way arabic is u have to know the different ways they structure the sentences. When u see wa u dont have to put the adjectives first. U just read it exactly how it is when and(wa) is attached.

[AbdulMoiz927291]

It's supposed to be own its own but I think they want it to be easy

[Kobz113]

oman and amman are spelled the same ?

[benton.1]

Without the vowel markings, they are spelled the same way. With the vowel markings, Amman is spelled عَمّان and Oman is spelled عُمان .

[VraFilipov]

There is not the verb "to be" in such sentences? Thanks.

[benton.1]

Correct. There is no verb "to be" in the present tense in Arabic.

[premkumar664647]

I wrote right,

[IbneNoorSh]

Well, first of all, I am in Love with this App. Thanks for providing us such a platfrom.
Well, I just wanted to inform that "and" and "&" are same, so there should not be made any difference with these. Thanks

[Ashraf241554]

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[LamiaJalal1]

Jayed and Zayd isn't same??