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How do you say "shoes" in Arabic?

جزمة

Gazma

Noun Arabic script

In Arabic, "shoes" is جزمة.

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Pronunciation

Say GAAZ-ma with a hard G sound and the stress on the first syllable. The final A is short and quick.

Writing and usage

Four letters starting with jim, ending with ta with a fatha diacritic. This is the Egyptian colloquial form.

Example sentence

جزمتي جديدة وحمراء.

My shoes are new and red.

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How to remember جزمة

Think of jazz with a G, and remember that gazma is the everyday word Egyptians use, not the formal Arabic.

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Questions about جزمة

How do you say "shoes" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "shoes" is جزمة. It is a noun.

How is جزمة written in Arabic?

Four letters starting with jim, ending with ta with a fatha diacritic. This is the Egyptian colloquial form.

How is جزمة used in a sentence?

Use جزمة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: جزمتي جديدة وحمراء. (My shoes are new and red.).

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