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==Arabic letters compatible with the English alphabet== | ==Arabic letters compatible with the English alphabet== | ||
The form of the letter is different when the letter is written alone, when it is at the beginning, middle or the end of a word, so besides the letter alone, this article also provides a sequence of 3 letters. | The form of the letter is different when the letter is written alone, when it is at the beginning, middle or the end of a word, so besides the letter alone, this article also provides a sequence of 3 letters. Which is still not enough, since some letters connect to the others and some don't. So when the letter doesn't "like to" connect to the next letter, you won't see a connected form. For example letters ld are written this way لد, but letters dd are written this way دد. The Arabic letter d doesn't "want to" connect. | ||
* ب - '''b'''a | * ب - '''b'''a | ||