"جورْج أُسْتاذ أَمْريكِيّ."

Translation: George is an American professor.

[Rebecca862525]

Sounds almost like the spanish "usted" which is a polite form of 'you', which you would definitely use for your teacher or professor.. anyone else here thinking thats funny and good to remember or is it just me :D

[MichelleDa878143]

I love it! This will help me remember. Thanks, have a lingot!

[cvmluvr]

That was exactly what I thought lol

[Sirwobblez8]

That's exactly what i use, too

[paxpaquin]

I wonder whether there is a common root between "2ustaadh" and "estudiar" in Spanish (along with "étudier" in French and "study" in English).

[IlianP2]

Interesting thought!

[Sasha71526]

Does this mean "a professor from America (subject unspecified)" or "a professor who teaches American (nationality unspecified)"?

[littlebx]

The translation is "George is an American professor." It is speaking about George, that he is from America.

[OzanMut]

it's very similar to word ustad in Turkish (except there is double dot on u) or usta which means expert.

[Anirul54]

How أَ sounds like u in 'Ustadh'? It should be -a as أَ=a2, not u.

[Friendsforevers]

I KEEP SPELLING PROFESSOR WRONG!