She writes

It's like linguistic racism, Pia says.

The text, in Persian, reads Very soon... (Original image source unknown.)

The blog writes

What're you saying?

How do you say...?

She complains

Nido explains

وتم الإفراج عني بعد أن وقعت علي تعهد بعدم إنتقاد النظام المصري علي المدونة أوعلي أي موقع علي شبكة الإنترنيت

War leaves scars on women

Vegetable market in Rinkeby.

And Hanin Abu Shamat states

According to Aisha

And says

The caption reads

Rohini says

Here's how the song goes.

What is the woman saying?

What does the letter say?

What is Italy Saying?

Jenan points

GeLaDanDong complained

She gives an introduction first

Urgent

Laila Rouass notes

The song lyrics say

It's first tweet reads

Why do you say that?

You will say kambar, then you will have to go, maker, and all that, and then you can unstick yourself.

The violence done to me and to my flesh be on Babylon, shall the inhabitant of Zion say and, My blood be on the inhabitants of Chaldea, shall Jerusalem say.

The violence done to me and to my flesh be upon Babylon, shall the inhabitant of Zion say and my blood upon the inhabitants of Chaldea, shall Jerusalem say.

Man Her grandmother says, Delish!

You should tell the truth.

She says that she likes flowers.

She says she likes flowers.

Why do you say it's a verb?

I know you're going to say no.

How do you say, I love you , in your language?

I understand what she's saying.

Why are you saying that to me?

The America that Can Say No

Index on Censorship says

... so says Al Ghad.

In another post she reports

And on the issue of immorality, she notes