Arabic scripr isn't on the keyboard so I can't answer your question. Sorry
Birds in Arabic means : Toyour ...... Bird : tayr and it written in Arabic this way : طيور
Dialogue, stage directions, and character names are typically found on a written script.
Their names are Kirsti and Libby Gates Maybe when they were kids. Their names are Libby Gates Armintrout (of Seattle, WA) and Kristianne Blake (of Spokane, WA).
it is written this way : اسلام فرحان مصطفى in Arabic
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their names are Stewart [brother] Victoria and Justine [sisters]
Examples are Hind and Hafsah. Both names does not contain Arabic vowels.
The name "Brooke" does not have a direct Arabic equivalent as it is of English origin, typically meaning "small stream" or "water." However, it can be transliterated into Arabic script as "بروك." In Arabic-speaking cultures, names often carry specific meanings based on their roots, so the significance of "Brooke" would depend more on its context rather than a direct translation.
it is written this way : اسلام فرحان مصطفى in Arabic
you can get it at k's jewlery.
all person names in English are pronounced the same way in Egyptian Arabic so Ashley in Eng. is pronounced the same
Yes, Arabic names in Gulf countries like ( Kuwait, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Yemen .. etc ) differ somehow from names in other Arabic countries.