The general issues that arise are (1) that a particular word or concept in English does not match up well in Arabic, (2) a witicism or idiom in the headline does not translate, (3) fragments are hard to translate without adding a verb, and (4) word order in the headline.
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Abdelhadi Soudi has written: 'Challenges for Arabic machine translation' -- subject(s): Translating into English, Translating into Arabic, Speech processing systems, Machine translating, Arabic language, English language
Assuming you're translating from Arabic - it means 'a lot'.
If i get your question in the right way, i understand that the sentence is Kayf is ebnatak ?? this is a question in Arabic and in English : How is your daughter ?
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Unique Translating to Arabic : فريد In Arabic the translated word sounds : Fa rid or Fareed.
Yes, WikiAnswers has a category for those translations. Or you can go to the Bing or Google sites for translations. To submit a question for translation from English to Arabic here, ask the question and choose the category of Arabic to English translations.This category is accessible from WikiAnswers by browsing categories or going directly to the English to Arabic category at wiki.answers.com/Q/FAQ/6109.
'Presse marocaine' is in Moroccan Arabic and can be translated into 'Moroccan newspaper' in English. You can find many helpful online translators as well for translating other words.
The word "algebra" comes from the Arabic "al-jabr", translating as "restoration".
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translating ancient texts into Arabic.
Abdulla Hassan Al-Saqqaf has written: 'Some phonological and graphological problems in transliteration (English/Arabic/English)'
similarities between Arabic language and english