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There is no letter g (like in '''g'''arden) in Arabic. So '''G'''abriel is '''J'''ibreel (جبريل). | There is no letter g (like in '''g'''arden) in Arabic. So '''G'''abriel is '''J'''ibreel (جبريل). | ||
* The Arabic letter ج (''jim'') is read as "g" in the Egyptian Arabic. | * The Arabic letter ج (''jim'') is read as "g" in the Egyptian Arabic. | ||
===CH like in '''Ch'''arles=== | |||
The "ch" letter is also missing in Arabic. But this sound can be emulated using a combination of the letters t (ت) and sh (ش). | |||
==Arabic letters compatible with the English alphabet== | ==Arabic letters compatible with the English alphabet== | ||