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- "صَديقها جورْج"
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KatieC993112
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Yes! Will someone please tell us where this "u" came from??? Or is it the ubiquitous additional vowel because it seems Arab speech objects to consonant clusters?
KatieC993112
333
More natural sounding to an Arab. There is no such thing as "natural sounding" in general. Every language has its own preferences.
Away54
336
rbbekkhus, yes, it can. But, there is no "." (dot) sign (Edit: I mean: full stop" or "period" sign) -- so, here Duolingo wants us to translate it as a phrase and not a full sentence. However, "Her friend is George" should be accepted as well. We can report it :))