"عِنْد سيث تي شيرْت."

Translation: Seth has a t-shirt.

[Arancaytar]

I'm unsure about the apparent pronunciation of سيث as "suh-yiith" here instead of "siith"...

[4NiH3]

It is mispronounced, the right one is siith

[saracatira]

t-shirt is one word in english... must be same in arabic one word (together) not separated..

[RajasDaithankar]

Not really. Regardless of how we write t-shirt in Arabic, our ability of learning Arabic grammar remains materially unchanged...

I mean there are real important grammar points to understand and discuss if required; rather than how to write t-shirt. If we change it to shirt, skirt, or trousers, it doesn't change the basic Arabic sentence structure.

[Kanza82719]

You are right but I think as in my first language Urdu some words are directly taken from english rather than doing their actual translation.e.g t-shirt will be called ti-shrt in Urdu than its actual that is qameez because it's more natural for people maybe

[aralingo.app]

The recorded voice is totally wrong and not natural

[ruyalty]

Just like some of the sentences.

[RobSprankle]

Seth has a Tee Shirt.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/t-shirt?s=t

[RajasDaithankar]

Seth may have a Mercedes, but the basic Arabic grammar doesn't change even if we rewrote this 50 times using different nouns.

[RobSprankle]

Translations to the language of the learner do matter. This is not a grammar matter. It is marked wrong when, in fact it isn't. Good luck with your learning.

[RajasDaithankar]

And good luck with your translations.

[auroradawn11]

Whether it is 'aaind' or 'ind'