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مرحبا مرحبا، إسمي متّ. أنا من كندا. أنا كندي. أنا بحكي عربي شوي. Hi, My name is Matt. I am from Canada. I am Canadian.

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مرحبا

مرحبا، اسمي مات. أنا من كندا. أنا كندي. أنا بحكي عربي شوي.

Hi, My name is Matt. I am from Canada. I am Canadian.


Matt, Here is your entry in MSA because I've seen your question in your comment above:

مرحبًا

مرحبًا، اسمي مات. أنا من كندا. أنا كندي. أتحدّثُ اللغة العربية قليلًا/ أتحدّثُ قليلًا باللغة العربية.


أتحدّثُ means 'I speak', so there's no need to add "أنا: I" before it.




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مرحبا

مرحبا، إسمي ماتّ. أنا من كندا. أنا كندي. أنا بحكي عربي شوي.

Hi, My name is Matt. I am from Canada. I am Canadian.


your name in arabic = ّمات

Good^^

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مرحبا

مرحبا، إسمي (اسمي ) متّ. أنا من كندا. أنا كندي. أنا بحكي عربي شوي.

Hi, My name is Matt. I am from Canada. I am Canadian.


welcome Met, if you need any help in Arabic don't hesitate to contact me :)

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Thank you Ashraf, while I am primarily learning the Syrian dialect to be able to speak with friends, I would also be like to be able to write Arabic, so knowing standard Arabic is helpful. How would I say 'I speak a little Arabic' in standard Arabic? Thank you Amira, I agree with you now - I thought the alif would be too long and result in M-aa-tt, but a short vowel would be too short Mtt, so proably best to be a little longer than shorter to make the meaning clear.
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Great job Mat, keep it up

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