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English to Arabic translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Music / Musical Instruments | | English term or phrase: Ghijjak | A musical instrument similar to violin!
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| | | الكمان الأوزباكستاني | Explanation: انظر الى هذه الصفحة
http://www.jahonnews.uz/eng/ia_jahon/news_stories/its_him_th...
"Some of the musical instruments of other people are similar, either on their sound or look, to the Uzbek ones. For instance, where there was a ghijjak (a violin-alike national stringed musical instrument) in the East then the violin did emerge in the West. What could you tell in this regard?
“Each nation has its own national musical instruments and each and every of such instruments is unique on their own"
من الواضح أنهم يتكلمون عن هذه الآلة بصفتها آلة خاص بهم أو على الأقل نشأت في بلادهم
أعرف أن الاسم غريب قليلا لكن ربما لو أنها نشات في فرنسا - وبالتالي كانت ترجمتها : الكمان الفرنسي - لتم استساغها بشكل أكبر ، لا أدري لماذا لا يستسيغ الناس الكلمات من مثل : الكمان الأوزباكستاني
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بالطبع لديك الخيار الآخر وهو ما تفضلت به الزميلة ليليان |
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