What does «Uno de los dos tiene que irse.» mean in Arabic?

The Arabic translation is: «يجب على أحدهما أن يذهب.».

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Uno de los dos tiene que irse. Translation in Arabic

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يجب على أحدهما أن يذهب.

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Uno de los dos tiene que irse.
يجب على أحدهما أن يذهب.
Algunos se retrasaron.
تأخر البعض.
Uno más dos es igual a tres.
واحد زائد اثنان يساوي ثلاثة.
Uno es rojo y el otro es blanco.
إحداهما حمراء والثانية بيضاء
No he comido desde el desayuno y tengo mucha hambre.
لم آكل مذ أفطرت، وأنا جائع جدا.

What does «Uno de los dos tiene que irse.» mean in Arabic?: The Arabic translation is: «يجب على أحدهما أن يذهب.».
How do I pronounce this Spanish sentence?: Tap the audio button on this page to hear the sentence spoken naturally.
When would I use this sentence?: This is a high-frequency Spanish phrase from real learner content. Practice it aloud and explore related conversations below.
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