"أَنا مِن لُبنان."

Translation: I am from Lebanon.

[Yomalyn]

Without context, could this also refer to a woman named Ana?

"Ana is from Lebanon."

[hadi949111]

Yes. It could be آنا

[Raifalnara]

No ana is i

[DavidBrins1]

Right

[jillig416]

Duo, please add the turtle to these sentences for slower pronunciation.

[BasilLouis]

Are there official accentuation rules in pronouncing words in Arabic? That is, is there any way to tell how one can pronounce the stressed syllables?

[Quathia]

Yes, but it will come quite easily after some practice.
Rules, in priority order:
- stress is on the last syllable with a long vowel, unless the vowel is the end of the word (amRIIka);
- or on the last syllable which ends in a consonant (muTARjim);
- or on the antepenultimate syllable (KAtaba);
- on on the penultimate syllable (KUtub)

[hadi949111]

Using ّ ، or by listening to a written text. I don't know of any rules . By practing you can know the stressed ones by the context.

[wwCA4O]

l am from Lebanon

[SanguineLoreen]

Lebanon is pronounced as lubnan

[zahrana98]

Right!!!!

[AnCatDubh]

Is that where this accent is from?

[joe869978]

'Ana' means 'I'

[DolapoSanu]

Some pronunciations are confusing.

[GabrielBou109736]

There is a problem with how Duo pronounces the words, the sound for أَنا is not twice the same!!!

[malikhemedi]

An English translation would be from the Lebanon

[ph.pdXJ5x]

I was right but still i got wrong

[rosariastp]

yeeeeey menang

[nur.drling]

Lubnan should be correct i mean look at the spelling not everything should be in western spelling

[MohammadTalavari]

I think spell of Lebanon is hard and must accept by app