"Where is your country, Reem?"

Translation: أَيْن بَلَدِك يا ريم؟

[SaifullahS6]

Should be baladuk(i). Baladik is common but wrong in MSA.

[Away54]

SaifullahS6,

Yes, you're correct! "baladik" in the nominative case is a slang. In Formal Standard (Arabic fuSa), it is:

أَيْنَ بَلَدُكِ يَا رِيْمُ؟

"2aina baladuki ya riimu?"

[mayateacher]

Shouldn't there be a dhamma instead of a kasra on the word balad? It should be baladuka instead of baladika.

[TinoAriza]

-- baladuki ?? If the name Reem is female, as I think -- بَلَدُكِ

[MahmoudSenSei]

أَيْن بَلَدُكِ يا ريم

[RyanLeBlan16]

So is this just an example or is the phrasing "where is your country?" a common way of expressing the "Where are you from?"

[karabilo27]

İt is just an example

[JadSuccari1]

The audio for Baladik (country) is robotic

[karabilo27]

All the audios in this course are robotic

[JadSuccari1]

The audio for Baladik (country) is robotic

[DatJapDude]

It should sound more like baladuki but im here to comment my mom's name is in here. I took a screenshot

[tsuj1g1r1]

Your mom's name means "gazelle." It's a pretty name! <3

[rizalmuhammad]

What accent for "baladik"?

[m.mesgar]

:-)