"جودي مِن إِسْكُتْلَنْدا."

Translation: Judy is from Scotland.

[NikolaiPet3]

why do I hear an n at the end of "iskutlandaa"?

[Walid.S]

Bot problem

[AbdulMoiz927291]

A word which have N or nun voice in the end is considered a noun in Arabic

[Yashanna1]

why does scotland start with an i sound (and letter)?

[7ii99y]

Because from what I know, words with Arabic origins cannot start with the letter S. That is why you add an "i" before it. It is the same in Turkish. "İskoçya" for Scotland, "İsveç" for Sweden, "İskandinav" for Scandinavian etc.

[MichelleDa878143]

Also in Spanish

[furat-A]

Scotland forever!

[MHRamdhani]

Jude or Judey? I don't think that's a big difference

[MichelleDa878143]

Huge difference. Jude is a male name, Judy is a female name.

[furat-A]

Judy only. And there is a big difference.

[Sarinah423100]

Listen to the word make a big difference. Knowing the read Arabic letters help. Thanks

[Netanel_Hol]

How i should say "Judy from Scotland "?

[Sarah_130408]

Why do i hear an "n" sound at the end of "iskutlandan"?

[VtorTerra]

In Portuguese, words cannot start with S + consonant, so we add the vowel E before it. Scotland turns into Escócia. Scandinavian turns Escandinavo. With Sweden, it is different, because W souns like U for us, so we say Suécia.

[Sarinah423100]

Thanks

[Vismaior]

Is the last letter in this case is a nunated fatHa, making it sound iskutlandAN?

[Djibril487949]

It's being read that way by the text-to-speech bot, but it shouldn't be.

[AvaKCh]

keep drinking water

[favmuobsidian18]

i hear iscodlandan? wrong