I'm thinking about surnames with KH and all I could think of is Khemiri.
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Carter Hernandez
Cameron Hill
Which dialect do you think is easiest for non-Arabs to learn?
Jacob Moore
Shami and egyptian I'd say. Both are easily understood by most arabs and they are close to MSA. But don't take my word on that one I'm no expert on this.
Josiah Thomas
Not really, based on my own reading of some historical texts from l'maghrib, the thing that has changed with the years of the protectorate was the structure of the names.
In ye days of yore, instead of having a fixed family name, people prefered to call each other "[Given name] son of [Father's given name] son of [Grandfather's given name]...." ad infinitum, but usually limiting it to the name of the first, direct father in casual discussions for convenience's sake. This was the only thing that changed if I'm correct, but the names in and of themselves haven't changed at all, bar some obscure ones like Moses, Jesus, Itto, Fadima and the like disappearing
Luis Anderson
Me neither, that’s why I asked, but I’ll take your word for it lol.
Evan Morales
Well I asked a convert friend before and he told me egyptian and Palestinian were easiest to him.
Charles Cox
People convert to abrahamic religions in this day and age?
David Mitchell
I don’t remember this page from the Arabasta arc.
Asher Davis
To Islam yes a lot actually
Daniel Wilson
That much I knew, but I was thinking of last names in particular. They seem shorter and less complicated than elsewhere in the arab world for the most part.