Yamli – A New Arabic Search Engine For English Letters
Having trouble typing Arabic letters? You’re keyboard has no Arabic print letters? Well here’s a solution… Yamli! It’s a new Arabic search engine but unlike other search engines, you can use english letters to write Arabic words. I’m not good in using numbers to type Arabic words, but you can do that here!
Yamli, in Arabic “يملي”, comes from the noun “إملاء” which refers to dictation or transcription of spoken text.
Using Yamli is very easy. Simply spell out each Arabic word the way you would pronounce it, and Yamli will convert it to the corresponding Arabic word using its patent pending technology.
You can also use common shortcut characters. For example “3” for “ع”, “2” for “Ø¡”, “7” for “Ø”, etc …
You can also search news, images, videos, blogs, and even wikipedia for Arabic words using English letters and numbers. There is a great tour shows how to use the engine in details.
well nice idea we like it …….
but how can we use it on msn??
i dont know how to use arabic letters on the key board.
and your way is really nice ,,,i mean great
god bless you guyzzzzzzz.reply me plz
Use Yamli Editor where you type your arabic message using english letters then copy it and paste it to either your MSN Messenger or your MSN E-Mail.
http://www.yamli.com/editor/
For example I typed “ay ahad yored” it will turn it into “أي Ø£Øد يريد”.. just copy it and paste it anywhere you want.
Hello webmaster…I Googled for arabic words in english, but found your page about FlashColony Blog…and have to say thanks. nice read.
This site existed ages ago for Arabic Transliteration
http://transliteration.memac.com
There’s also this Firefox Add-on which essentially allows you to write Arabic on any webform (Blogs, Facebook, mySapce, forums, emails, etc.)
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/7240