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Arabic to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - History | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Hassan Lotfy Egypt Local time: 10:16 | ||||||
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5 | Is it possible they forget ..... |
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4 | can they forget/they can not forget |
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4 | Would they forget |
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4 | Are [they] forgetting ... |
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can they forget/they can not forget Explanation: to expressions; the first is a questioning as if they can forget the truth of the islam grandeur. it is said as "question as admonishment". the second is express as a negation for they "can not" forget the islam grandeur. Both expressions are used exchangeably. |
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Would they forget Explanation: . -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 hrs (2011-11-03 05:32:50 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Could they forget |
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Are [they] forgetting ... Explanation: ... |
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Is it possible they forget ..... Explanation: Here the Hamza is used to express exclamation in Arabic as it makes a rhetorical question, a question meant to confirm that it is not possible for someone to forget about ..... |
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