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Conversation~ practice typing ساميرا : أهلا جايسن :صباح الخير ساميرا : كيف الحال جايسن :بخير، شكرا ساميرا : ما إشمك؟ جايسن :إسمي جايسن ساميرا : أنت من أمريكا؟ جايسن :نعم، أنا من نيويورك ساميرا : أنت سائح؟ جايسن : كلا، أنا طالب ساميرا :تشرفنا يا جايسن

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Conversation~ practice typing
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سميرة : أهلا

جايسن :صباح الخير

سميرة : كيف الحال؟ 

جايسن :بخير، شكرا

سميرة : ما اسمك؟

جايسن :اسمي جايسن

سميرة : أنت من أمريكا؟

جايسن :نعم، أنا من نيويورك

سميرة : أنت سائح؟

جايسن : كلا، أنا طالب

سميرة :تشرفنا يا جايسن
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Good job! Your handwriting is good. I'd like to tell you that اسم is written without "ء". And the Arabic name Samira is written : سميرة.
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Yea I got confused when writing this because I wasn't sure where to start the word since it's from right to left. But now I realize if I drew the characters on the right side of the page it wouldn't be as confusing to write.
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Just to know, "samira" is commonly written like that "سميرة" in Arabic
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aww that is such a cute conversation!! Miss Chaniece, try to write from right to left, and put both of the cute Samira and Jason before your first word, same as you are writing in English but from right to left. P.S. I love your handwriting :x

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