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→ِArabic letters ambiguously compatible with the English alphabet
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** ص - '''s'''aad | ** ص - '''s'''aad | ||
*** صصص | *** صصص | ||
There is also another kind of "t", that is pronounced as ت. It occurs usually at the end of a word and words ending on this letter are usually feminine. Thiw "t" is not read when reading the word alone, but it is read when the word is in a context of Arabic text. For example the word prayer, صلاة, can be read as either "salat" or "salah". When the "t" is not read, it is usually transliterated as "h". | |||
* ة - '''t'''a marbuta | |||
** ةةة | |||
*** This word occurs only at the end of words. | |||
Then there are these two similar letters (k, q). | Then there are these two similar letters (k, q). | ||