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58 [fifty-eight]
Parts of the body

58 [ثمانية وخمسون]
58 [thmanyat wakhamsuna]
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I am drawing a man. |
أ---- ر----.
أـرسم رجلاً.
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ar---- r-----. arisim rjlaan. |
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First the head. |
أ---- ا----.
أولاً الرأس.
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aw---- a------. awlaan alraasa. |
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The man is wearing a hat. |
ي---- ا---- ق----.
يرتدي الرجل قبعةً.
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yr----- a------ q-----. yratadi alrajul qbetan. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!The man is wearing a hat.يرتدي الرجل قبعةً.yratadi alrajul qbetan. |
One cannot see the hair. |
ل- ي--- ر--- ا----.
لا يمكن رؤية الشعر.
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la- y----- r---- a-------. laa yumkin ruyat alshaera. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!One cannot see the hair.لا يمكن رؤية الشعر.laa yumkin ruyat alshaera. |
One cannot see the ears either. |
و-- ي--- أ---- ر--- ا------.
ولا يمكن أيضاً رؤية الآذنين.
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wl- y----- a----- r---- a---------. wla yumkin aydaan ruyat aladhanina. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!One cannot see the ears either.ولا يمكن أيضاً رؤية الآذنين.wla yumkin aydaan ruyat aladhanina. |
One cannot see his back either. |
و-- ي--- ك--- ر--- ا----.
ولا يمكن كذلك رؤية الظهر.
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wl- y----- k---- r---- a-----. wla yumkin kdhlk ruyat alzuhr. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!One cannot see his back either.ولا يمكن كذلك رؤية الظهر.wla yumkin kdhlk ruyat alzuhr. |
I am drawing the eyes and the mouth. |
إ-- أ--- ا------ و----.
إني أرسم العينين والفم.
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'i--- '----- a-------- w-----. 'iini 'arsim aleaynayn walfum. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!I am drawing the eyes and the mouth.إني أرسم العينين والفم.'iini 'arsim aleaynayn walfum. |
The man is dancing and laughing. |
ي--- ا---- و----.
يرقص الرجل ويضحك.
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yr---- a------ w-------. yraqis alrajul wayadhak. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!The man is dancing and laughing.يرقص الرجل ويضحك.yraqis alrajul wayadhak. |
The man has a long nose. |
ل---- أ-- ط---.
للرجل أنف طويل.
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ll------ '--- t------. llirajil 'anf tawilan. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!The man has a long nose.للرجل أنف طويل.llirajil 'anf tawilan. |
He is carrying a cane in his hands. |
إ-- ي--- ع-- ف- ي--.
إنه يحمل عصا في يده.
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'i---- y----- e----- f- y----. 'iinah yahmil easana fi yadha. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!He is carrying a cane in his hands.إنه يحمل عصا في يده.'iinah yahmil easana fi yadha. |
He is also wearing a scarf around his neck. |
و----- و----- ح-- ع---.
ويرتدي وشاحاً حول عنقه.
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wy----- w------- h--- e-----. wyrtadi wshahaan hawl einqha. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!He is also wearing a scarf around his neck.ويرتدي وشاحاً حول عنقه.wyrtadi wshahaan hawl einqha. |
It is winter and it is cold. |
ا---- ف-- ا----- و----- ب---.
الفصل فصل الشتاء والطقس بارد.
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al---- f--- a------- w------ b----. alfasl fasl alshita' waltaqs barda. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!It is winter and it is cold.الفصل فصل الشتاء والطقس بارد.alfasl fasl alshita' waltaqs barda. |
The arms are athletic. |
ا------- ق----.
الذراعان قويان.
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al-------- q------. aldhiraean quayana. |
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The legs are also athletic. |
و------- أ----.
والساقان أيضاً.
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wa------ a-----. walsaqan aydaan. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!The legs are also athletic.والساقان أيضاً.walsaqan aydaan. |
The man is made of snow. |
ا---- م---- م- ا----.
الرجل مصنوع من الثلج.
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al----- m------ m-- a------. alrujul masnawe min althulj. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!The man is made of snow.الرجل مصنوع من الثلج.alrujul masnawe min althulj. |
He is neither wearing pants nor a coat. |
إ-- ل- ي---- س------ و-- م-----.
إنه لا يرتدي سروالاً ولا معطفاً.
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'i---- l- y------ s------- w--- m------. 'iinah la yartadi srwalaan wala metfaan. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!He is neither wearing pants nor a coat.إنه لا يرتدي سروالاً ولا معطفاً.'iinah la yartadi srwalaan wala metfaan. |
But the man is not freezing. |
و----- ل- ي--- ب-----.
والرجل لا يشعر بالبرد.
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wa----- l- y------ b--------. walrajl la yasheur bialbarda. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!But the man is not freezing.والرجل لا يشعر بالبرد.walrajl la yasheur bialbarda. |
He is a snowman. |
إ-- ر-- ا----.
إنه رجل الثلج.
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'i---- r---- a-------. 'iinah rajul althulja. |
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