"أَنْتِ مِن بَيْروت يا سامْية."

Translation: You are from Beirut, Samia.

[Matt92HUN]

Is it correct, that the tts pronouces the final ـة as tan? Doesn't that only happen, when it's not the last word?

[Ivi1Q84]

I would really like to know the answer to this, too. Someone please enlighten us

[Ahmed440814]

هل انت مهتمة باللغة العربية ؟

[Khaled488651]

ة in the last of a lettre is silent , sometimes it spells tu

[Ms.A2019]

.... This ة is a TaMabuta. It only comes in this shape when it is the final letter of the word and it most definitely is not silent.

[salehalatas]

in quranic, probably also in fusha (formal/written) arabic it's should be silenced in the end of sentence (or pronounce it h). but in colloquial arabic the rule is more flexible.

[deactivated user]

In quraanic arabic only you do not pronounce it when speaking/learning modern day Arabic

[ommekulsoo]

ته at the end is pronounced as tah

[Ms.A2019]

It is wrong because Samia is a specific person therefore the tanween should not be on the name.

[tasyona]

What is the fourth word stand for?

[Abdirahman751232]

It's to denote the fact that they're referring to Samia, so technically the literal translation would be "You are from Beirut, o Samia".

[Shivaadh]

Thanks for asking :)

[MrPeterJoh]

Why Samia doesn't know where she is from?

[AsmaaElban6]

J'avais pas fini ma phrase et vous avais corrigé

[AsmaaElban6]

I had not finished my sentence and you have corrected it.

[AfzalBaig3]

There is no ',' in the answer

[Zafar467566]

Where are the "comas"????