English → Arabic
Wealth comes to those who make things happen, not to those who let things happen.
Wealth comes to those who make things happen, not to those who let things happen. Translation in Arabic
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Translation (Arabic)
تأتي الثروة إلى من يجعل الأشياء تحدث لا إلى من يترك الأشياء تحدث.
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Wealth comes to those who make things happen, not to those who let things happen.
تأتي الثروة إلى من يجعل الأشياء تحدث لا إلى من يترك الأشياء تحدث.
I don't have much desire for wealth.
لستُ راغبًا جدا بالثروة.
For all her wealth, she does not look happy.
على الرغم من ثرائها إلا أنها لا تبدو سعيدة.
Health is more important than wealth.
الصحة أهم من المال.
Wealth comes to those who make things happen, not to those who let things happen.
تأتي الثروة إلى من يجعل الأشياء تحدث لا إلى من يترك الأشياء تحدث.
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- The Arabic translation is: «تأتي الثروة إلى من يجعل الأشياء تحدث لا إلى من يترك الأشياء تحدث.».
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