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Arabic typically has three short vowel sounds, which are represented by diacritical marks placed above or below consonants in the Arabic script. These vowels are: Fatha (ـَ) - Represents the short "a" sound. Damma (ـُ) - Represents the short "u" sound. Kasra (ـِ) - Represents the short "i" sound. Arabic...
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Arabic typically has three short vowel sounds, which are represented by diacritical marks placed above or below consonants in the Arabic script. These vowels are: Fatha (ـَ) - Represents the short "a" sound. Damma (ـُ) - Represents the short "u" sound. Kasra (ـِ) - Represents the short "i" sound. Arabic also has long vowels, but they are not represented by separate letters like in some other languages. Instead, long vowels are indicated using various diacritical marks, like doubling the vowel sign. read less
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In the Arabic language, there are six vowel sounds. These vowels are represented by diacritical marks and include three short vowels (a, i, u) and their corresponding long vowel counterparts (ā, ī, ū). The short vowels are typically indicated by diacritics placed above or below consonants in the Arabic...
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In the Arabic language, there are six vowel sounds. These vowels are represented by diacritical marks and include three short vowels (a, i, u) and their corresponding long vowel counterparts (ā, ī, ū). The short vowels are typically indicated by diacritics placed above or below consonants in the Arabic script. read less
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