جار (jaar) — "neighbor" in Modern Standard Arabic

جار

jaar

neighbor

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vocabulary from around the house
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"neighbor" in the other dialects

Egyptian Arabic

جار

gaar

جار in a sentence

Every sentence below is taken from a story on Parallel Arabic, so you can see how the word behaves in real context rather than in isolation.

التقى الجار احمد بالجار سامي صباحا

Altaqa al-jaar Ahmad bil-jaar Saami sabaahan.

Neighbor Ahmed met neighbor Sami in the morning.

from The Neighbor and the Strange Friend

يجب ان نذهب الى السوق او نسال الجار

Yajibu an nadhhab ila as-suq aw nas'al al-jar.

We must go to the market or ask the neighbor.

from The Coffee Problem

ساله الجار القديم ما اسمك من فضلك انا لا اتذكر

Sa'alahu al-jaru al-qadim ma ismuka min fadlik ana la atadhakkar

The old neighbor asked him 'What's your name please I don't remember'

from New Neighbors and a Weak Memory

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