does anyone write any middle eastern language?

Question

I want my name, my son's and my husbands name tattoed on me. Except I want it in anything middle eastern. By the way its Laura and Xavier.

Answer 1

Well, the pal above wrote it using the letters from the Arabic alphabet correctly. Yes, I would say that the calligraphy looks great and I think it is a nice idea to be tattooed in Arabic.( But are you sure, please dear, bear in mind that tattoes are permanent )!
PS: In Middle East the spoken language is Arabic, but it differs as pronunciation and meaning of the words in comparison to other, for example there you can hear for "my heart" to be said "jalbi", though in other regions it is "qalbi" and in Egyptian dialect it sounds "alby".
Have a great time!

Answer 2

The first-class language to study is, of path, Arabic. Why? Because each and every Middle Eastern nation and each and every Middle Easterner, regardless, speaks Arabic. Also, you do not must study the entire unique dialects. The first-class dialect to study is Lebanese, for the reason that regardless of which nation, regardless of which dialect (just like the Gulf, Egypt, Iraq, and so forth.) all of them recognize the Lebanese dialect. They all additionally recognize the Khaleeji (the Gulf) dialect, however Khaleeji isn't handy to study, as Lebanese is tremendously handy. I do not consider Farsi might be the first-class language to study now as you understand we've tensions with Persia, and you do not desire to have difficulty on either side. I might additionally propose Turkish for the reason that Turkey connects Europe to the Middle East so you are going to be speaking to each European and Middle Eastern men and women. Additionally, you would recognise that the French as soon as occupied Turkey, Lebanon, and Syria throughout the World Wars, so there are nonetheless French men and women or men and women who nonetheless talk and recognize French in the ones nations. So you being fluent in French will aid plenty. There also are French Universities in Lebanon that you'll be able to attend to study the Lebanese dialect from different French guys. And the next understanding is biased: The first-class language on the earth is Assyrian Neo-Aramaic. The language of Jesus Christ himself. You can study this language in any Assyrian tuition or church anyplace on the earth. The first-class position to check out studying Assyrian might be in Northern Iraq. Assyrians should not have a nation... for now, however we're all over the place the sector, peculiarly the Middle East.

Answer 3

I know Turkish as a Middle Eastern language but we use Latin alphabet in Turkish so your names are the same in Turkish..

Answer 4

Arabic well done calligraphy could be the best tattoos,cause Arabic letters are drawings rather than writing...it could be curved or straight lines,circular or horizontal line,etc.....
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Answer 5

i know how to write it in arabic , but i dont know exactly how to show you. im sorry!. but dont listen i think arabic would look really neat as a tatoo. it doesnt look like chiken scratch , and even if it did , arent you looking for something different!

Answer 6

In Arabic:

Laura: لورا

Xavier: زاﭭيير

Answer 7

yea. i'm arabic. so my mom and grandma can write it. they can't tattoo tho. heh. i think asian writing looks waay cooler than arabic. arabic kinda looks like chicken scratch.