Questions & Answers about الفرق بين الاتنين كبير.
A rough pronunciation is el-farʔ bein el-etnēn kibīr.
A few helpful notes:
- الفرق → el-farʔ
The ق in Egyptian Arabic is often pronounced as a glottal stop ʔ, not as q. - بين → bein
- الاتنين → el-etnēn
- كبير → kibīr
You may hear small vowel differences depending on the speaker, but this is a good learner-friendly pronunciation.
Because Arabic often leaves out is/are in present-tense sentences like this.
So:
- الفرق بين الاتنين كبير
literally looks like - the difference between the two big
but it naturally means:
- The difference between the two is big.
This is a very normal Arabic pattern.
الفرق means the difference.
It comes from:
- فرق = difference
- الـ = the
So الفرق = the difference.
In this sentence, الفرق is the thing being talked about, so it works like the subject: the difference.