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Rhineland-Palatinate 2023-03-16 10:09:49 | #2
The "Z" and "M" thing completely bothers me as a (learned) Arabic Speaker just as the fact that ص (a sound most European languages don't know) is X. (even though I can kinda get behind that). The G/Q thing makes sense from a dialectal point of view, as ق can often be pronounced G, but Q would be more correct. So probs to the Lexus owner for getting it right 
+6
Jolt 2023-03-16 12:09:59 | #3
Rhineland-Palatinate (2023-03-16 10:09:49)Rhineland-Palatinate
The "Z" and "M" thing completely bothers me as a (learned) Arabic Speaker just as the fact that ص (a sound most European languages don't know) is X. (even though I can kinda get behind that). The G/Q thing makes sense from a dialectal point of view, as ق can often be pronounced G, but Q would be more correct. So probs to the Lexus owner for getting it right
The "Z" and "M" thing completely bothers me as a (learned) Arabic Speaker just as the fact that ص (a sound most European languages don't know) is X. (even though I can kinda get behind that). The G/Q thing makes sense from a dialectal point of view, as ق can often be pronounced G, but Q would be more correct. So probs to the Lexus owner for getting it right
Indeed, how can ص be X and م be Z? They sound way different. It kinda irritates me. Lexus guy did the right thing
+3
Deluxe Vehicle 2023-03-22 19:05:00 | #5
Lucade06 (2023-03-22 17:48:17)Lucade06
That picture is older than me
That picture is older than me
Same
+1
Bahraini Carguy 2023-04-25 15:07:53 | #7
Rhineland-Palatinate (2023-03-16 10:09:49)I was going to ask what's a $10K Lexus from Saudia is doing there but then i noticed this photo was taken around when i was a 2nd grade student.
It still bothers me to this day. I guess they were trying to avoid confusion when they revised the format in 2007 but then again, they use two different "Alif" in Arabic so
Rhineland-Palatinate
The "Z" and "M" thing completely bothers me as a (learned) Arabic Speaker.
The "Z" and "M" thing completely bothers me as a (learned) Arabic Speaker.
It still bothers me to this day. I guess they were trying to avoid confusion when they revised the format in 2007 but then again, they use two different "Alif" in Arabic so
+2
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