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    What is the plural version of "male" in Arabic?
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    Male = Thakar (the way you would pronounce the "Th" in "The") Males = Thokour (the way you would pronounce the "Th" in "The")
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    I'm a man. When I want to say "you" to woman, I use "anti," right?
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    Yes, but when you say "I love you" or use any verb you don't use "anti" , you say the verb + ki.
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    If there is a capital letter in a word and it is not at the beginning of the sentence, what does that mean?
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    It means that this word is a proper noun, usually indicating the name of a specific person, place, or organization.
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    Do words change according to the speaker's gender and also the listeners gender?
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    Yes words can be masculine or feminine in Arabic. They can also change slightly based on the gender being referred to.
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    How do you say "stop running" in Arabic?
    Griffin
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    "Stop running" in Arabic is توقف عن الجري. . This is pronounced like "twqf 'en aljry."
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    How do you say "You are welcome!" when someone thanks you for doing something for them?
    Bateel Salamin
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    Say عفواً or 3afwan. That does not literally mean "You're welcome", but it's used in that way.
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