"You are from Germany, Judy."
Translation:أَنْتِ مِن أَلْمانْيا يا جودي.
July 3, 2019
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The audio pronounces "anta"أنتَ ('you' when referring to a man) and "anti"أنتِ ('you' when referring to a women) as "ant". Is the audio being cut off or something?
July 4, 2019
That is the marker for vocative case. Whenever you address a person directly, you say "ya" before the name.
July 11, 2019
notpeanut
1091
Actually, like O, which is anachronistic in English but required whenever you address someone directly in Arabic, O exclarkie
July 6, 2019
