Hey Egyptians..you know when you write arabic in english letters some letters are replaced by numbers..?

Question

Could someone kindly give me a list of the letters that are replaced by numbers?

Shukran...x

Answer 1

Sure
2 stands for the "hamza" (u know, the strong "a")
3 for the "ein", the first letter of the arabic word, eye
3' for the "gh"
7 for the Egyptian "h"
7' for the "kh"

and in khalig countries, they use
6 for "t" (the Egyptian "ta", its heavier than the normal t)
9 for the "k" (the "kaf", heavier than the normal k)

but these aren't used as often as the others

Answer 2

a million) no longer all computers help Arabic text cloth demonstrate 2) no longer relatively everyone has Arabic as one extra language determination on their computers 3) no longer relatively everyone is familiar with a thank you to type as rapid in Arabic as they do in english. 4) some people, like me haha, don't be attentive to a thank you to spell alot of words the superb option in Arabic ??? ???? ???? ???? ?? ?????? ?????? ?????? ???

Answer 3

All you have to do is change the encoding program on your Internet Explorer to Arabic (Windows). You can change it by clicking on View, then Encoding, then change the default encoding program from Unicode (UTF-8) to Arabic for Windows. Once you complete that, you will see all the message in Arabic.

Answer 4

2 is hamaza like ra2ouf (name)
3 is for ayn like 3ayn (eye)
'3 = gh like '3areeb (weird)
7 is for arabic ha like 7mar (donkey)
5 = '7 = kh like kanzeer (pig)
6 = ta like 6awla (table)
'6 = tha like '6areef = cute
9 = sad like 9ayyad (hunter)
'9 = dad like '9of'9a3a (frog)

Thank You!!

Answer 5

2=haza =2eh =aeh =ء
3=aen 3aref =aref =ع
5=25ty =my sister[meaning]=غ
7=h=ح
3'=5
7'=خ
that is the best i can write

Answer 6

no numbers needed just dipthongs

Answer 7

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=A0WTcJkcIcVFJ1oA0gbsy6IX?qid=20070115165539AA4jdEJ