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#21

Aah I see

#22

Hi

I am trying to say It is snowing in Aberdeen - am I on the right path with “kein wash ttelzh Aberdeen”

shokram

#23

Oh, you meant by wash is, as in: there is snow? No, actually, wash is used only for interrogation.
And your zh is for j, like the sound of s in “pleasure”, right?
Anyways, here is the translation:
Kâyn ttlj f Aberdeen.
Kâyn = There is – Speaking about something masculine.
ttlj = the snow
F = in.

N is not near M on the keyboard :hap:. It’s shukran.

#24

thanks again It always helps when I have this checked and mistakes rectified. :okay:

What does Kif nta m3a berd we tri9 mean - received in a recent text but don’t know where to start

Shukran

#25

I think that berd means cold ?

#26

Yes, it is near M on the keyboard

[quote=Tomcaffe]thanks again It always helps when I have this checked and mistakes rectified. :okay:

What does Kif nta m3a berd we tri9 mean - received in a recent text but don’t know where to start

Shukran[/quote]
kif nta m3a berd we tri9 = How are you with the cold and the road?

#27

No it’s not :huh:.

@Tomcaffe:
Yes, berd is cold, indeed.
Loubna translated the sentence for you up there :).

#28

SimplyMoroccan,

While my keyboard has N near M

#29

You’re right, my bad! I forgot that even that part of the keyboard is different for qwerty.

AZERTY keyboard


QWERTY keyboard

#30

Can you translate this please - N3awdoh nhare ahkore

Shokran

#31

[quote=Tomcaffe]Can you translate this please - N3awdoh nhare ahkore

Shokran[/quote]
N3awdoh = We’ll repeat it.
Nhar = day.
Akhore = another one.

Translation: We’ll do it again another day.

#32

Shokran

Recognised the word for day but was unable to work out the rest - will add to my dictionary for future
also could you translate Kif wsalti

#33

[quote=Tomcaffe]Shokran

Recognised the word for day but was unable to work out the rest - will add to my dictionary for future
also could you translate Kif wsalti[/quote]
Kif = How.
Wsalti = You arrived.

How did you arrive? – Not meaning the means you used to get there, but the state in which you reached there. The answer can be “very tired”.

#34

Last message - Lah yweslek 3la 7ire

#35

May you arrive safely.

Allah = God.
Ywaslek = Make you arrive.
3la khir = safely.

#36

Shokran

#37

I need to translate Sbah al 7ire kif wesalti barah
I am only stuck with the words Sbah, al and barah

Shokran

#38

[quote=Tomcaffe]I need to translate Sbah al 7ire kif wesalti barah
I am only stuck with the words Sbah, al and barah

Shokran[/quote]
Sbah al 7ire --> That’s not 7, that’s kh. AL is the definite article.
= Sba7 lkhir, sbah lkhir, sebah lkhir… all the same.
–> Good morning.

Barah = lbar7 = Yesterday.

Good morning. How did you arrive yesterday?

#39

Would appreciate a translation please

lhamdo lilah we nta kif halek labase 3lik

Shokran

#40

Hello Tomcaffe,

Your sentence reads, "Praise be to God, and you, how are you doing? Are you alright?

Thank you"

I didn’t know if the Shokran was for us or part of your request, so I just put the quotes afterwards, just in case. I must say that your message sounds truncated, as though it is the response to someone else’s inquiry regarding the state of the one who wrote it.