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How do you say "sign" in Arabic?

يافطة

Yafta

Noun Arabic script

In Arabic, "sign" is يافطة.

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Pronunciation

Say YAH-ftah, with stress on the first syllable and a long 'a'. Rhymes with 'opera' but different.

Writing and usage

يافطة has four letters: ي (ya), ا (alif), ف (fa), ط (emphatic ta), ة (ta marbuta). The emphatic ta adds emphasis.

Example sentence

اليافطة مكتوب عليها اسم المحل.

The sign has the store's name written on it.

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How to remember يافطة

Yafta is a sign or billboard. It comes from an old word for a flag or marker that catches attention.

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Questions about يافطة

How do you say "sign" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "sign" is يافطة. It is a noun.

How is يافطة written in Arabic?

يافطة has four letters: ي (ya), ا (alif), ف (fa), ط (emphatic ta), ة (ta marbuta). The emphatic ta adds emphasis.

How is يافطة used in a sentence?

Use يافطة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: اليافطة مكتوب عليها اسم المحل. (The sign has the store's name written on it.).

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