Rose gold and lots of sparkle - this @bertabridal gown is so feminine and romantic while still ultra sexy.
The influence of the Arabized Mozarabic and of Arabic itself is more noticeable in the Spanish dialects from regions with a longer history of Moorish domination than those where it was shorter-lived.
(Still, ezafe is not used in colloquial speech, it is a formal method to join Persian words) Here too, Arabic has no influence. In short, Arabic pronunciation of the letters are themselves quite different from Urdu/Persian ones. And Urdu ones sometimes tend to be more deviated from Persian ones as well. (For example, it is not unusual to find a native Urdu speaker pronouncing qaf something nearer to an aspirated k, or kh rather than Arabic qaf) And Urdu and Hindi are both same registers of Hindustani. But Arabic even Persian are different.