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Hi !
I just saw this today in my language (Slovenian) and needed to ask it here... Ok, here we go. We have several statements in Slovenian language, which can be read both way, from left to right and vice versa, and they have the same meaning. For example (don't scare of Slovenian): PETER PAZI SE CE SI ZA PRETEP (peter,be carefull if you're fighting in translation) or PERICA REZE RACI REP (washing girl is cating duck's tail, ok no sense but...) Do you have any that joke in Arabic ? Or maybe some other kind of ?
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Nice topic !
ألــــــــــــوم صديقـــــي وهـــــــــذا محــــــــــــال صديقــــــــي أحبــــــــــــه كـــــــــلام يقـــــــــــال وهـــــــــــذا كــــــــــــــلام بليــــــــــغ الجمــــــال محـــــــــــــال يــــــــــــقال الجمـــــــال خيـــــــال If you read it with horizontal & vertical lines then it'll give the same meaning It's funny ![]() |
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Hi !
Do you know arabic word which has the most consonants grouped together without any vowels between it ? I believe there are no more than 3 consonants found together, but... Examples from Slovenian language : cmrlj = bumble bee razzvrkljati = to mix up (usually the eggs) Oh, and which would be the longest arabic word ? ![]()
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Jonne came out of the blue
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words like that are impossible in finnish
max number of consonants in a row is 2 i guess...except in dialects.
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-Jonne Guess how to pronounce it Last edited by Jonne; 05-06-2006 at 09:22 AM. |
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in Morocco it would be kskso a famous moroccan dish or bshfnjmkrfs shfnj is something which looks like a donut but not sweet. the "b" before it means "with" so bshfnj means "with donuts"
mkrfs means "beaten up", so you figure out the meaning. if we break it up it will be "b shfnj mkrfs" well I guess I just made this up heheh, there is another one, it's "mkhnfsh" which that he looks messed up. I'm sure Asma will kill me over this. but I guess some people would add some vowels in between if they want so that they can have some air to breath while saying it. ![]()
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- Learn Arabic, Arabic Calligraphy, Spanish, Arabic Keyboard - Phrases in more than 52 languages - Try some Brain Games. Salim ۞ ۩ ۩۩۩Last edited by xpsal; 05-06-2006 at 10:26 AM. |
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