"أُحِبّ اَلْسَّفَر إِلى ٱلْبَحْر اَلْأَبْيَض اَلْمُتَوَسِّط."

Translation: I like traveling to the Mediterranean Sea.

[AlonBrand]

I found it interesting to know that Arabic conserved two different names of the Mediterranean: the Turkish/Greek name "the white sea" (as opposing to the black sea) = al2byaD, and the "middle" sea (since it is surrounded with land)= almutawassaT

[ajhaze]

ah ok thanks!

[gsp732649]

shukran. i was wrong for putting "the white mediterránean sea"!

[Shathu_Entayla]

I've just been mindblowed

[gsp732649]

why is "the journey" wrong? does it have to be "traveling"?

[Yusuf_Abdurrauf]

أنا أيضا but be careful with the jellyfishes

[alicemeech]

why was "i like travelling to the mediterrean sea" marked wrong?

[Ella.s79]

Dictation mistake should not get regarded as negative point in whole answer!

[jumaana4]

Its boring lesson....la ohib

[Barbarin31]

does siffer (travel) have the same root as siffer (zero?)

[friendlynaveed]

Sifar (Zero) is صفر while safar (travel) is سفر

The words are totally different. Notice the 'Si' and the 'sa'.

[Decybele]

The Arabic word safar (to journey, to travel, to voyage) apparently has been appropriated into English: Safari.

[WeraWolf1]

No, note the different s-sounds:)

[mich858400]

It should be in an ideal numerical word