"Mike, is your grandmother Rania?" Does that work?
The "correct" answer does not look right.
"Mike is Rania your grandmother." is not grammatical.
Please recheck this sentence.
no comma or question mark !
Same difference to say. Is your grandmother Rania.
Is your grandmother rania mike? .This should work.right?
GladTidings,
"Is your grandmother Rania, Mike?" in Arabic is
هل جدّتك رانيا يا مايْك؟
But, I guess, in English, it has the similar meaning, right?
جَدَّتُكَ
I wonder if you can say "hey Mike" I'm not losing a life over it
Just tired and the answer is no, but it should be accepted at the start of a sentence
