"لَيْسَ عِنْد سيث بَلوزة."

Translation: Seth does not have a blouse.

[Malvazija]

So,tell me how will poor Seth have a skirt without a blouse.
I'd say we all collect the money so Seth can buy a blouse.

[BjBurns1]

but he has a t-shirt, so he's good!

[Sophia_Eressea]

I think he has quite a unique style, this Seth. I applaud

[SarahFC4]

I guess he's gender conforming

[Tomas859930]

The names (people's names especially) should be marked somehow as there are no capital letters in Arabic and it's often hard to recognize the names (is it a word I don't know yet or is it a name?).

[sarahcarolinean]

Aha, this is one of the tricky things with Arabic. I've been down the rabbit hole of looking up this and that combination of consonants in the Wehr dictionary only to finally realise that it's an English name!! I think the placing of the word in the grammatical structure of the sentence and the overall context are clues. After a while cities like New York, Washington, Hong Kong, Paris, Berlin will become easy to recognise in Arabic.

Try reading the names in the credits of films, that's a good way of getting familiar with Arabic first and family names.

[tamjeed007ahmed]

My name is also Arabic تمجيد

[AbbassFadhil]

ليس عند سيث كنزة.

[Adeliarizki.]

وليس عندك کنز :v

[Sbzm123]

ليس عندك كنز

[Rrehan]

What is 'kanz' means?

[PierrePoutine]

The name Seth is pronounced funny in this example, like soo-weeth.

[HaliPuppeh]

It's pronounced weird in a lot of them. Soo-yeeth.

[Aleksey232609]

Why "Seth doesn't have a blouse" is incorrect? ("You have a typo") . I'm not a native English speaker, so I'm wandering.

[KatarinaQu7]

Why is "doesn't" not accepted?