"جاري إِبْراهيم"

Translation: my neighbor Ibrahim

[dio_rgenes]

Is there any difference in Arabic between "my neighbor is Ibrahim" and "my neighbor Ibrahim"?

[CarstenLu]

‘My neighbour is Ibrahim’ is not strictly incorrect but unusual. Usually, you would translate it as جاري هو إبراهيم .

[sue101]

I wrote: my neighbor is Ibrahim. How would this have been written in Arabic?

[litrobotix]

جاري توتورو :)

[AzIgaziZsoozsy]

Exactly because of this I came here!!!! Yeah!!! :D

[AzIgaziZsoozsy]

And I just checked now on Wikipedia, that it IS really the Arabic title of the movie! :D

So exciting to understand it already!!! :D Almost as fun as to remember this sweet, cool and cute film! :D

[Fekke0]

What then is 'My neighbor is Ibrahim' in Arabic (this was considered a mistake)?

[vsandl]

Is a period the same as a full stop? How could you even see one in this tiny script?

[CeeCeeSong]

I can't even see the diacratic marks for a's and i's, but they refuse to use a larger font-I've no idea why. This course has so much wrong with it, but at the same time I've learned more than I did studying Arabic in college for two years, because I don't get hung up on the verbs in this course. The transliteration drives me absolutely nutso, it is so WRONG, but it's so nice not having to conjugate the verbs!!! I just never got the hang of that, but in this course they seem to be falling in place somehow. Alhamdullallah!!!

[santosv]

The Canadian spelling for neighbour ought to be accepted...