Arabic Help is now available

[Gee]

Hello guys,

I just changed my username to Gee ... I wanted to have double personality as ASCiier and another one as IDNer but it didn't work

Not only because of forum rules but also because IDNs have achieved a respectable success and it will catch the same stream of ASCII soon

I am a regular member at other forums and I will be here also to present any help with arabic.

You can check my website in the signature, you may find some useful english articles

Regards
G

[MobileDesigner]

Thank you Gee for your offer in helping us with Arabic. I am sure there are a lot of people that need your help. Im sure I could use your help in the future!

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[Rubber Duck]

Perhaps you will keep Acroplex straight on the difference between Arabic and Chinese for us?

[touchring]

Come on, i'm sure anyone can identify chinese from arabic, but maybe not Chinese from Japanese, though most IDN fanatics can even if they can't read.

家具 - chinese or japanese??

[Rockefeller]

lol, thanks g. I always value your inputs. Looking forward to dealing with you in the future.

[Rubber Duck]

Acroplex could even differentiate between the dot JP and the dot CN extensions without shooting his mouth off yet again!

[Gee]

[QUOTE=MobileDesigner;1005673]Thank you Gee for your offer in helping us with Arabic. I am sure there are a lot of people that need your help. Im sure I could use your help in the future!

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I am ready to help anytime but it seems you are intoxicated with .mobi overdose ....

[QUOTE=Rubber Duck;1005687]Perhaps you will keep Acroplex straight on the difference between Arabic and Chinese for us?[/QUOTE]

God has appointed you Duck to preach IDNing and convert more ASCIIers

yea Acroplex seems stubborn but he has a white heart and he will accept the gospel soon

I have a different mission here but I will pray for him

[QUOTE=touchring;1005705]Come on, i'm sure anyone can identify chinese from arabic, but maybe not Chinese from Japanese, though most IDN fanatics can even if they can't read.

家具 - chinese or japanese??[/QUOTE]

I think differentiating arabic from persian is a more tuff mission

I think it is chinese

[QUOTE=Rockafeller;1005715]lol, thanks g. I always value your inputs. Looking forward to dealing with you in the future.[/QUOTE]

thanks Rockafeller I hope you value my latest offers too ...hehe

[Manolete]

Thanks Gee,

Which Arabic is the most developed? Classic, Egyptian, Morroccan...

[MobileDesigner]

[QUOTE=Gee;1005986]I am ready to help anytime but it seems you are intoxicated with .mobi overdose ....[/QUOTE]
Ummm...Not exactly. I work in the mobile development industry. i am here to give useful information (maybe) to people who need or ask for it.

I am sure if you worked in Restaurants, you would buy .rest (if there will be any) and you would inform us. Right!? But I would not call you intoxicated with .rest overdose.

家具 is Japanese. It means "furniture".
意味 is Chinese and also means "furniture".

now lets go buy some furniture!

[touchring]

家具 is furniture in both Kanji and simplified chinese. I learnt that while combing yahoo.jp for terms. So for parking, it might be possible to use geotargeting to serve the correct adds.

意味, i think means "meaning" in chinese.

[Gee]

[QUOTE=Manolete;1006205]Thanks Gee,

Which Arabic is the most developed? Classic, Egyptian, Morroccan...[/QUOTE]

arabic is the same everywhere but if you mean different accents .... so egyptian accent is the most recognized accent among arab

Egypt is holywood of middle east where most arabic songs and movies are made popular

but I think you better register classic words not different slang accents

[QUOTE=MobileDesigner;1006208]Ummm...Not exactly. I work in the mobile development industry. i am here to give useful information (maybe) to people who need or ask for it.

I am sure if you worked in Restaurants, you would buy .rest (if there will be any) and you would inform us. Right!? But I would not call you intoxicated with .rest overdose.

家具 is Japanese. It means "furniture".
意味 is Chinese and also means "furniture".

now lets go buy some furniture![/QUOTE]

if I work in the mobile industry I would buy mobiles.com in different languages

as I am not a big fan of new extensions

thanks for translation .... I see japanese letters as slashes and chinese letters as nets