Examples of using Fatma in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Fatma Sharif.
Thanks, Fatma.
Fatma Sharif.
I told Fatma to go.
Fatma al- Yussef.
And do you take Fatma to be your husband?”.
Fatma had these at home.
And: give us access so we can bring food and medicine to Fatma and all the other children, women and men in Syria.
Fatma, why aren't they in bed?
Now, this TEDx theme is,"Youth can be the change", and I see Sara,I see Fatma, I see Wa'ad.
Fatma, bring my tea over there.
An activist from the group“Gaziantep Democratic Women's Platform”, Fatma Keskintimur, read a statement to the press, which said in part.
Fatma, could you get me a coffee?
We have put in place a ticketing system that will enable all fans a fair chance tosecure tickets," Fifa Secretary General Fatma Samoura said.
Fatma Abu Rumi- Between Pain Beauty".
Play the game WEB join our call for action,and help Fatma Sharif and others like her exercise their right to freedom of movement.
Fatma isn't here today, so on her behalf, I say to you.
Amongst others,Abdu organizes local cooking workshops at Grandma Badia or Grandma Fatma, Acre residents who open their kitchens and share their extensive knowledge with their guests.
Fatma, bring me a pair of slippers. And some tea and cookies.
That is exactly how itstarted with the Western Wall tunnel," says Fatma Asala, whose bedroom is above the dig, and who hears the noises, but cannot go down to see what is going on under her house.
Fatma Shanan is one of the most remarkable young voices in Israeli art today.
Sidse Babett Knudsen as Cynthia Chiara D'Anna as Evelyn Monica Swinn asLorna Eugenia Caruso as Dr. Fraxini Fatma Mohamed as The Carpenter Kata Bartsch as Dr. Lurida Eszter Tompa as Dr. Viridana Zita Kraszkó as Dr. Schuller.
Fatma Shanan(b. 1986, Julis, Israel) is one of the most remarkable young voices in Israeli art today.
The men and women marching for democracy[in January] were all the children and grandchildren of women who had grown up with an education anda sense of their rights,” said Fatma Bouvet de la Maisonneuve, a Tunisian psychiatrist who lives in Paris.
Fatma Zohra Zamoum(born 19 January 1967) is a Franco-Algerian writer, filmmaker and educator.[1].
The game also letsyou have an impact on the ability of real people, such as Fatma Sharif, to exercise their right to freedom of movement- by signing a letter to the decision-makers demanding a change of policy, by sharing the game with your friends and by supporting Gisha.
Fatma Dina, a 14-year-old girl from Jaffa, is sitting in her living room, watching television and waiting to see herself on the screen.
Fatma describes all this with sadness because due to the soldiers' threats people left without their property- only with the clothes they were wearing.
Fatma says, with a little laugh, that they were influenced by the Yom Kippur War, which opened on a day when there is less vigilance and military activity.