"جارِك عُمَر دُكْتور مُمْتاز وَمُهِمّ يا رانْيا."

Translation: Your neighbor Omar is an amazing and important doctor, Rania.

[Away54]

جارُكِ عُمَرُ دُكْتُوْرٌ مُمْتَزٌ وَمُهِمٌّ يا رانِيا

It should be "jaarUki" جارُكِ if we follow Standard Grammar or Arabic fuSa. Whilst, "jaarik" here is a Slang.

[John222384]

Your English translations are stilted and you mark better English. Sucks

[Przemekp934259]

What do you mean, everything seems alright for me. I don't think there are many other ways to express the meaning of this sentence...

[SyedAfzalH]

Your neighbour Omar is an amazing doctor and important, Rania. How would this translate then ?

[AlexHruzew]

Same here, LiJee7. My correct answer was not accepted.

[AlexHruzew]

(on preview, I actually have the adjectives before the noun, but still got marked incorrect)

[sobiaIrfan1]

I wrote a right sentence, why you say this is wrong?

[kaleemulla484844]

I wrote a right sentence, why you say it is wrong?

[ArieHalsba]

A comma is not a must here

[ph.jWaxK4]

Very hard sentence

[Douaa775810]

No it's not

[Douaa775810]

Hi I am from Algeria and I want make new friends and followers

[bangkit_tn]

make sure you write RANIA, not RAINA guys