"أَنا رَجُل غَريب."

Translation: I am a weird man.

[tc2018]

Would anybody in any country in any language ever say this sentence??

[AlexRadu21]

I mean maybe in a light-hearted, joking manner

[Brad875285]

It could be used by a hippie or stoner "I'm weird, man"

[jvitti624]

Ha! I would say (and most likely have said) it in English :P

[MarksAaron]

As a joke, sure ;)

[Tugberk_]

"i am a creep"

[Nimaprj]

haHa

[zaighamM1]

I can relate to it, I guess :D

[chartsman]

Definitely! I'm a weird man for sure.

[shen.az]

Hhhh maybe he's taking accountability.. great way to end a disagreement

[itsmrl]

I think gharib here means stranger . When you say this sentence it means that you know no one there. But it translated it to weird which i don't know why

[Law106672]

Well considering that the voice is done by a woman...many would consider that strange.

[jvitti624]

maybe she is acting in a play :)

[JackRinne]

no. no they would not

[chartsman]

They definitely would.

[TalatHakim]

Big mood

[NordicEstonia]

Everyone is acting weird today

[FredrikBorch]

How did you know I needed this exact sentence? شكرا!

[justme208631]

Gharib means poor in our language

[muhammad_shafiq]

Ajeeb o ghareeb culture hain duniae

It's that ghareeb

[AshayDwivedi]

Hindi/urdu?

[DaneusXRivers]

Hahaha, this sentence is so funny.

[AsnaKareem]

Enjoying this session a lot! >

[devarain]

YES, I AM!

[IamYourFrnd]

I am a wierd man ,thank duo

[DanialDuolingo]

Is it rajulun in continuation?

[Nimaprj]

poor man

[msnsoor_geelani]

If you don't change it I will destroy me

[jawadk20496]

You are weird. Not me.

[OSajid]

"I am a weird person" was not accepted.. not sure why?

[Abdiallah]

Hello, dear developer I really don't agree with the translation of the word Weird as this is not the correct choice for (Gharib) -means Stranger but not weird!!!

[khansabira]

Man ka option hi nhi diya