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    Europäische Ländernamen auf Arabisch (transkribiert)


    Europäische Ländernamen auf Arabisch (transkribiert)

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    1. Inevitable-Push-8061 on

      Why do some of them have the “al” prefix while others don’t? Also, I noticed there’s no “stan” in Arabic at all, unlike in Turkish names for many of these countries, such as Greece: Yunanistan and Hungary: Macaristan.

    2. OcoBri on

      The transliteration seems weirdly inconsistent, like it’s from an Arabic dialect rather than MSA (modern standard Arabic).

    3. turkish__cowboy on

      irlanda, britanya and hollanda are 100% same in turkish. the rest are too strange.

    5. Gen0a1898 on

      If I remember correctly, the name of Venice in Arabic is al-Bunduqia which is the same word that means “rifles”

    6. EquipmentOk2240 on

      al-Suwid are we cooking or what ?😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁 where did Portugal go?🧐

    7. ZETH_27 on

      What’s with Sweden being different from the rest of the nordics?

      What does the “al-” prefix mean?

    12. bsullivan627 on

      What dialect is this? Hungary is Al-Magar (المجر). There are other errors here too.

    14. S-Budget91 on

      why are austria and greece different?

      all the other european countries sound kind of familiar to their, uh, i guess english (?), names but those two dont.

    17. Ok_Committee_2318 on

      Not that correct: “E” and “C” do not exist in Arabic, but only in dialects.

    18. CubanColonialEmpire on

      Some of these thes (al) like it’s not Al Iraq it’s just Iraq the reason it’s al jazair is because it means the islands Iraq is just Iraq tho same with Austria and the Czech Republic unless it’s Al Jumhuiryiat Czech because then it’s the Czech republic

    21. anismail on

      Some of them aren’t accurate for instance :

      – Hungary = Al Majar (Like Magyar) ;
      – Belarus = Russia Al Baydaa (White Russia).
      – The UK = Al Mamlaka Al Motahida.

    23. girIsofthemonth on

      lmao why is portugal just not there? In Arabic, It’s: Al Bortughal (البرتغال) btw!

    29. MonkeyseeMonkeydewit on

      Fun fact, Gibraltar in Arabic is Jabal Tariq which literally means Mount Tariq.

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