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How do you say "monitor" in Arabic?
شاشة
Shaesha
In Arabic, "monitor" is شاشة.
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Pronunciation
Two syllables: 'shah-AH-shuh' with stress on the middle. The first 'sh' is crisp.
Writing and usage
The word uses doubled 'sheen' at the start, then 'alif' and 'seen'. It ends in 'ta marbuta'.
Example sentence
الشاشة واضحة جداً
The monitor is very clear.
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How to remember شاشة
Shasha sounds like it's watching you. A monitor watches and shows what's happening.
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Questions about شاشة
How do you say "monitor" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "monitor" is شاشة. It is a noun.
How is شاشة written in Arabic?
The word uses doubled 'sheen' at the start, then 'alif' and 'seen'. It ends in 'ta marbuta'.
How is شاشة used in a sentence?
Use شاشة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الشاشة واضحة جداً (The monitor is very clear.).
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