Teaching transliteration for wannabe Arabs part trois

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jul 17, 2011 at 06:53

Our dear Amin now knows more about al al-ta3reef and that in a text you write al-nahwi but when you vocalize it ... you drop the lam

... my ethnic background is India and not Pakistan - I already said that previously.

As I suspected so why not go back to India and revert back to the religions of your Hindu ancestors and stop being a slave of the arabs and their imperialism and culture? you tell us it must be the welfare check and health care paid by kuffar right?

Why come out with a key - you do not follow yourself which is evident in your own posts? It is only for ego effect and bigging yourself up.

Also I a the one who challenged you on transliteration - it is not needed if you simply use Arabic.

Because you do not know any arabic do you get it? ... all one needs is goolge Arabic keyboard but what is the use you do not know any Arabic

For all the important points in discussion and for quoting.Plus its hiding from all those brilliant answers of mine. That I defeated you on your actual and major points - you are coming up with these mere trifles.So you kuffar - what happened to reading my previous drivel an responding.

gobbledygook

If you are that worried my Arabic - lets converse in Arabic. :-)

inta bitikalim 3arabi kewayes khalis leh el-3abata deh?

So what did I say?

Stop your delusions

Reply in Arabic writing though - it takes too long to decipher transliterations and wastes precious time.

I read this as you cannot read my transliteration because you do not know any Arabic right?

PS - If you have nothing more useful to say - on actual point there is nothing more to say. End of discussion.

Oh I urge you to leave islam and revert to the religion of your Hidnu ancestors that were brutalized by islam and your msulim masters

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