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How do you translate the word Sarah into Arabic?
Sarah : سارة
What does Jehan look like in Arabic?
Like this: جيهان
What is the Arabic pronunciation of Sarah?
The name "Sarah" in Arabic means a lady, or a princess. The way to say this would be "Sarah." Names do not transfer from English to Arabic, they just use their version of the letters to write it.
What is The picture mum and dad in Arabic writing?
What does Mum and Dan look like in Arabic writing ?
How does the word zakat look like in Arabic?
زكاة
What does i love you look like in Arabic?
أنا أحبك
What does Sarah look like?
sarah boone looks like a black woman who invented the iron board or the iron.
What does 'naughty' in Arabic look like?
شيطان / عفريت / مشاغب
How does the word love look like in Arabic?
حب or أحب
What does the name kamal look like in Arabic writing?
كمال
What does the name Kim look like written in Arabic?
كيم
What does the name Jermaine look like in Arabic?
Jermaine : جيرمن
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