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"Trap-Door-Lover"
I finished reading The Phantom of the Opera and in the book a man called "The Persian" says that the phantom's name used to be "THE TRAP-DOOR-LOVER" in his language. Later the book describes the two characters living in Arabia many years later.
I was wondering if anyone out there would mind translating "THE TRAP-DOOR-LOVER" for me into Arabic. If it wouldn't be trouble I would like to know the Arabic characters and how to pronounce them.
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I'm Persian (IRANIAN)
In Arabic , I don't know , but in Persian "Trap-door-lover" means something like this : "daame darvaazeye aashegh"
:"aa" sounds like "u" in "up"
Trap door lover=
دام دروازه عاشق
We write Persian by Arabic alphabet , so , if you learn Arabic or Persian you'll be able to read and write another language but you can not understand it , because Persian and Arabic are two different languages .
here's a link to learn Persian
http://www.easypersian.com
it's free :wink: .
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