Things you need to know about ARABIC

Things you need to know about ARABIC

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Things you need to know about ARABIC episodes

  • Introduce Yourself in Arabic: Part Two, About Me

    1. أنا متزوجة وزوجي من الجزائر أيضا. عندنا ثلاثة أولاد: ولدان وبنت.

    2. أتحدث اللغات العربية والفرنسية والإنجليزية والإسبانية و قليلا من الروسية وقليلا جدا من الصينية.

    3. درست اللغات واللسانيات.

    4. هوايتي المفضلة هي المشي وأحب كذلك السباحة والطبخ وزيارة الأصدقاء والسفر.

    5. أمارس هوايتي إما وحدي أو مع أسرتي أو مع أصدقائي.

    1. I am married and my husband is also from Algeria. We have three children: two boys and a girl.

    2. I speak Arabic, French, English, Spanish, a little Russian and a little bit of Chinese.

    3. I studied languages ​​and linguistics.

    4. My favorite hobby is walking. I also love swimming, cooking, visiting friends and traveling.

    5. I practice my hobby either alone or with my family or with my friends.

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  • Future Perfect in Arabic with قد
    ‏١- عندما اعود إلى البيت سيكون زوجي قد طبخ العشاء. ٢- ‏عند التقاعد ستكون قد عملت في هذه الشركة 30 سنة. ٣- ‏عندما يخرجون ‏للعشاء سيكونون قد أكملوا واجباتهم المدرسية.
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    6 min
  • Past Perfect in Arabic with قد
    ١- ‏عندما وصلت إلى البيت كان زوجي قد طبخ العشاء. ٢- ‏عند التقاعد كانت قد عملت في هذه الشركة 30 سنة. ٣- ‏عندما خرجوا للعشاء كانوا قد أكملوا واجباتهم المدرسية.
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    3 min
  • بدا = ?Start or Seem
    Students of Arabic often get these two verbs confused. Listen for an explanation and examples.
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    6 min
  • My Dream Home بيت أحلامي

    يتكون بيت أحلامي من طابقين وبه خمس غرف نوم ومطبخ واسع ‏وثلاثة حمامات وغرفة جلوس وغرفة استقبال واسعة وحوله حديقة كبيرة فيها أشجار وزهور مختلفة.

    وبيت أحلامك؟ كيف هو؟

    My dream home consists of two floors and has five bedrooms, a spacious kitchen, three bathrooms, a sitting room and a spacious reception room. Around it is a large garden with different trees and flowers.

    And your dream home? How is it?

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  • Back to School: العودة إلى المدارس
    قد يصاب بعض الطلاب بحالة من الاكتئاب في فترة العودة إلى المدارس بسبب تغيرات البيئة المحيطة بهم
    Some students may become depressed during the “back to school” period due to the changes in the environment around them
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    1 min
  • Climate Change: تغير المناخ
    تغير المناخ: يؤدي الاحتباس الحراري إلى موجات الحر والحرائق بالإضافة إلى العواصف المهولة
    Climate change: Global warming leads to heat waves and fires, in addition to massive storms.
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  • Eh! or Eh? Confused?
    The word “eh” means “yes” in the Maghrebi dialect group, in the Levantine dialect group and in the Gulf dialect group.
    In the Egyptian dialect, it means: “what?”.
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    3 min
  • How to "Conjugate" Laysa, the Nominal Sentence Negator
    From my blog:
    Laysa/ليس, The Nominal Sentence Negator. It is used to negate a nominal sentence that does not contain a verb (see my article on the nominal sentence).
    ليس Laysa is called “حرف مشبه بالفعل”, a particle resembling a verb, as it is “conjugated” like the verb TO BE, always in the past form.
    You may already know how to conjugate the verb to be, كان kaana , in the past, but we will review it below.
    Note how such a verb, containing a weak radical (a long vowel in the root, which makes it irregular) in the middle:
    · is called معتل الوسط mu3tall alwaSaT, ill in the middle;· keeps the weak radical in the third person conjugation and loses it in the first and second person conjugation.
    You are probably familiar with verbs of this category:
    To say: قال، يقول
    To live: عاش، يعيش
    To return: عاد، يعود
    To. sleep: نام، ينام
    Laysa/ليس also has a long vowel in the middle and will also:
    lose it in the first and second person conjugation,and keep it in the third person conjugation (see blue highlight)… EXCEPT in the feminine plural, third person (see pink highlight).
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    6 min
  • “Qad”, Indeed or Maybe?
    قد / لقد ذهبت = I indeed went ——————— قد أذهب = I may go
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    3 min

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Tidbits about Arabic, with explanations and examples.