"جاري جورْج"

Translation: my neighbor George

[maarilainen]

Can this also mean 'My neighbour is George'?

[phuvtuo]

There is no period. They have been putting periods at the ends of complete sentences. No period means it is a phrase.

[Amir428895]

I have the same question

[ODib96]

Yes. It only depends on context.

[-RehanRaza-]

So my country will be بلدي?

[cham061]

Yes would be useful to know how you distinguish this from my neighbour is george

[Fekke0]

Just curious: how do I say 'My neighbor is George'

[maarilainen]

My guess is جاري هو جورْج, but it would be nice if a native speaker could confirm that.

[hadi949111]

جاري جورج
جاري هو جورج

Both are correct translations I suppose.

[baluch123]

My neighbor george

[LeannyPrez]

I am not a native speaker of either Arabic nor English, I speak Spanish. But I have spent some time living in Dubai and studying the language. The correct answer was given by maarilainen: (جاري هو جورج)
In this case there is an special rule that most be applied and also works for demonstrative pronouns, which can function as a qualifying adjective when used in relation with a noun preceded by an definite article, for example:
هَذَا الرَّجُل - THIS MAN.
In this case the demonstrative pronoun should be used followed by the name with the article. But if we wanted to emphasise : THIS IS THE MAN. We need to add the corresponding personal pronoun (هُوَ)
هَذَا هُوَ الرَّجُل - THIS IS THE MAN.
So although the context can be useful, it doesn't determine the sense of the phrase, nor it depends on the punctuation.