Egypt will open the world's first Arabic language internet domain, its communications minister has said.
Tarek Kamel said the new domain name would be ".masr" written in the Arabic alphabet. It translates as ".Egypt".
Monday, November 16, 2009
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Misr, Masr - which is it? Or is it both? I know vowels don't count for much in Semitic languages, but it's confusing for us Franks.
ReplyDeleteIt's Masr (Formal Arabic)..Misr is how some Egyptians pronounce it. Go with the first, it's safer..
ReplyDeleteI think they are both right Jemmy,the Arabic spelling does't change either way.Personally I'd go for Masr. :)
ReplyDeleteOK, Masr it is.
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