I was nominated for the Allergic to ‘E’ Challenge by my friend Fatmawaty. It’s a beautiful blog from Indonesia. Please do visit her blog. The life without “E” is difficult to imagine. So, let’s have a try 🙂
First, here are the rules for this challenge:
1) Write a whole paragraph ( a paragraph sounds easy right?) without any word containing the letter “e” (still easy for ya?)
2) By reading this you are already signed up.
3) Challenge at least five bloggers to do the challenge. They must do it within 24 hours or it is considered as failure.
4) If you fail or pass, suffer in the Page of Lame.
5) If you win, wallow in the Page of Fame.
Adding drawings was a fun. Photos show warmth of colors. It’s amazing. Pooh and owl look calm. Right now, I’m thinking of a classic book by a profound author which I’m trying to finish. The Sunday is approaching and visitors will make it a fun day. Sun is shining and lucid sky is smiling. It’s vacations and Ramdan is approaching. It’s 9:23 am and now I’m going to wind up my post. It was tough. Unknowingly, I was about to touch upon the “no go land” in this post 🙂
My nominees
2. Ameena k.g
3. Arfa
5. NIMMI
These drawings are made by my sister and we made these greeting cards for our family.
Thanks to “Eeyore” for patience. Can’t mention his presence in the post and I’m reading “Pride and Prejudice”.
Finally, lots of “E’s” here 🙂
Well done on your paragraph – it’s not easy to avoid those ‘e’s, is it? 🙂 I love the pictures, as well. 🙂
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Thank you so much 🙂
To be honest I don’t like my paragraph 🙂
Yes, avoiding ‘e’ was not easy!
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Congratulations! It’s nice when hard work is recognized and rewarded. Keep going!
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Thank you sir for your kind comment!
I really appreciate all your hardwork here!!
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Thank you Naturelover.
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By the way, drawings are sweet… 🙂 and you have done the challenge well.. 🙂
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🙂
Thank you drawing is really a fun activity!
Never realized the importance of “E” before 🙂
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🙂 See!
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Looks Interesting. As i read it now, i will do it by nest 24 hours… Thank you for the nomination.. yayy! 🙂
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I did my post here
https://itsphblog.wordpress.com/2015/06/13/allergic-to-e-challenge/
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Great!
I’m going to read it now 🙂
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I will do it right away 🙂
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Thank you so much for accepting the challenge. Well done, sis. 👍 That’s right it wasn’t easy to write without “E.” But, in Arabic, we will not find the word “E.” 😉 What about Urdu? Does it need “E?”
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🙂
Good question!!!
I guess linguistic teacher would explain it better. But, alif is present both in urdu and arabic. Place “zair” under alif and you’ll get the sound of e. So, yes there is a sound of E present both in urdu and arabic.
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Hemm that’s about the dialect. Because if we read Qur’an and Formal Arabic we read it “Zair” under alif as “i” 😀 Btw, thanks for your answer.
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You are right. I was just browsing through this link
http://www.ummah.com/forum/showthread.php?245069-Is-there-the-use-of-e-sound-in-Arabic
So, alif with hamza beneath it can be sound like both ‘i’ or ‘e’
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Awesome! You gave your time to search it. Thanks for sharing the link!
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