Height of Stupidity!

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Nov 8, 2012 at 21:04

"It is for sure a mistake and i proved it to you even from their own definition after all does the word receipt mean acceptance or taking over or assumption? you tell me and before you answer what is really a receipt?"

How is it a mistake . . . and you DID NOT prove it. Ha ha . . . you just made up some nonsense . . .

The mistake is entirely yours. You are someone who does not even know what And adverb is, What the terms "Subject" and "Object" mean. You laughed at the notion of verbs conjugating. You thought one had to stick the particle "Inna" in fron of them . . . .

And you are declaring . . . . several Arabic dictionaries as incorrect? Why?

Al Marid, Hans Wher - Google, Al Maany - just to name a selection.

He he he . . . .

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"you tell me and before you answer what is really a receipt"

As defined by Dictionary.com

1.

a written acknowledgment of having received, or taken into one's possession, a specified amount of money, goods, etc.

2.

receipts, the amount or quantity received.

3.

the act of receiving or the state of being received.

4.

something that is received.

5.

Archaic . recipe.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/receipt?s=t

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"For the nth time the word wasl and isal mean RECEIPT and the word istilam means RECEIVING not receipt

What a disaster"

Sure . . . I think you are suffering SERIOUS psychological problems. So according to you . . . Arabs are wrong . . .

And you are the right one.

But dearie . . . I do not KNOW your private version of the Arabic language.

We are talkign about the Arabic langauge . . . the language of Arabs.

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So several Arabic dictionaries - the ones that list Istilaaam are WRONG . . . and you are right.

Wow!

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