Things You Need to Know About Arabic… and English

Five Things to Avoid Mixing up When Talking About Travel in Arabic


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1. The verb سافر  requires the  preposition إلى when   introducing a specific destination 2. The verb سافر requires the preposition في when introducing an area within which one is   traveling 3. The verb سافر  is a Form III verb. It has four main letters. In the present, it takes all prefixes with the vowel "u" See   podcast on four-letter verbs. 4. The verb زار does not require a preposition 5. The verb زار is a Form I verb. In the present, it takes all prefixes with the vowel "a" 1. سافر إلى العراق 2. سافر في العراق 3. يسافر إلى الخارج كل سنة 4. زار المغرب مرتين 5. يزور والدته كل يوم



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