Where can I find the phonetic spelling for the Arabic greeting and response so that I will be able to greet.?
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The simplest greeting is  As-Salaam 'alaikum and the response is Wa'alaikum as-salaam. The sound I represent here as ' is impossible to describe really, you need to hear an Arab using it, but for now if you just make a little catch that will do.\n\nsalaam (stress on second syllable) means peace. \nAs is for al, meaning the.\n'alai means on\n-kum means you\nwa means and\n\nso altogether it is (the) Peace on you - and on you (the) peace\n\nHope this helps
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Control Panel > then\nRegional and language > then\nRegional options ...\n\nand set the arabic language ... \n\ngood luck
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we say it FAREEK ... \n\nand in arabic letters like thats فريق\n\nbut should ur PC can read the arabic letters ...if not set the arabic languages in ur PC...\n\njust go to Control Panel> regional and language > and set the arabic language ...\n\ngood luck for u :)
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in standard arabic it is /a.tha.th/ /th/=as in thin أثـاث\n\nin collequial arabic in egypt it's /afsh/ /a/=as in Abdullah عفش
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hmmmmm Arabic may b...not sure.......I'm just guessin
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To spfamg24big, babelfish and google don't translate to Arabic. Most free translation software packages don't.
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in latin letters : ezayak ya mohamed 3amel eih ? wahahteny we mehtagalak hena m3aya , ezay el shoghl ? atmna ashofa orayeb , tesba7 3ala kheer , kol el hob\nin Arabic letters : \nازيك يا محمد؟ وحشتني و محتاجالك هنا معايا , ازاي الشغل ؟ اتمني اشوفك قريب , تصبح علي خير , كل الحب
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Hello, a website that can translate other websites from arabic to english or english to arabic is:\n\nhttp://www.systranbox.com/systran/box
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http://babelfish.altavista.com/tr\n\nhttp://www.systransoft.com/index.html\n\nhttp://www.translation-guide.com/free_online_translations.htm\n\nhttp://www.ectaco.co.uk/English-Arabic-Dictionary
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i know some arabic...\nif ya wanna chat sometime.
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yes go to (use category view)\nControl Panel ----  Date, Time, Language, ... --- Add other languages --- Details --- Add --- choose the Arabic language.
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click right anywhere on your screen, click on encoding and more. Select the arabic you want. You might need to import the character set you need but you system will prompt you for this if required.
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yup...\ntext to speech is what you want :)\n\nyou can get freebeez at:\nnatural soft:\nhttp://www.naturalreaders.com/download.htm\nread please:\nhttp://www.readplease.com/english/downloads/\n\nthe free stuff sounds a bit mechanical when it reads for you, if you want to get something much more identical to human voice - get AT&T natural voice pack.\n\nit comes as part of some "not freebeez" software like:\nscansoft's dragon naturally speaking\nhttp://www.scansoft.co.uk/naturallyspeaking/standard/\nor the IBM websphere voice server\nhttp://www-306.ibm.com/software/pervasive/voice_server/\n(they are even working on reading arabic with that one)\n\nHave fun!
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Try it with French. Or Arabic. Or Hebrew.
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here: http://www.lingvosoft.com/English-Arabic-Dictionary\n\nand here: http://www.ectaco.co.uk/English-Arabic-Dictionary/
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In Arabic "Hi" or "Hello" is very simple one, namely "Halla" ( it is most widely used from quite all Arabs) as well as "Marhaba". Of course you can say it a little bit more formally, that is "Assalamu alaykum" ( it has also religious sense) or "Ahlan"( which is the abbreviated form of "Ahlan wa sahlan").\nHope that is of help.\nHave a nice day!
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This seems to be two questions. I speak Spanish, but I don't particularly want to learn Kurdish for now. Maybe "hello" and "goodbye" and "Please" and "thank you" and "ice cream" would be enough.