Nah XD

Jk

I like how they wrote in "IC XC" in Greek

Most of.us here are US

Hungarian and Turkish are pretty similiar. For example I know Hungarian people who learned Turkish and they sound like native speakers

@arsenicMysticist all I could read there is "yohana"

John

I only know like 8 letters in Arabic

Also Arabic is an abjad writing system, not alphabet

Must be St John of Damascus probably, thx.

Meaning vowels don't exist

I mean modern abjads use diacritic markings to indicate vowels but they aren't used all the time; fluent speakers can fully read without vowels

They will also sometimes substitute vowel sounds with consonants, like the letter w can stand for o or u

Damn.

Man

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/435529023666257932/546653654183182346/MOSHED-2019-1-19-20-22-18_1.jpg

Actuallt I think that is St. John of Damascus

This is SS Turkestan legion playing chess

Lol

XD

Ywhna aldmshqy

That is the literal transliteration

And i intentd to learn arabic in the near future, that's definetly going to be kind of hard.

It reads Yohana Al Dimashqi

How to live in Lebanon without speaking arabic.

Damn this isn't google.

@arsenicMysticist That reaction is literally a k*rd, lol

Ikr.

Alqdys ywhna aldmšqy

I'm guessing alqdys is saint in Arabic

Al Qudus, yes.

There we go

Or, Al Qudsy.

I know some words because i pray in arabic.

Oh nice

@arsenicMysticist What's your ethnicity?

I do the sign of the cross in arabic and the Jesus Christ prayer too.

I like Christian Arabic names

Yohana X Yazigi

Patriarch of Antioch