02-06-2005, 03:55 PM
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who would like to learn Arabic ? Iam here
Salam all , I like this forum so much , Iam Arabic I speak English and little German
who would like to learn Arabic or who would like to know about Islam just send to me noor_314@hotmail.com or visit my site http://www.ksastars.net/trjma thanks a lot |
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02-09-2005, 02:19 PM
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well I don't know which way should I conjugate verbs in present tense..like with hmm fa3ala.. should I conjugate it like this:
af3alo, taf3alo, taf3alena, yaf3alo, taf3alo, naf3alo etc or like this: af3al, tif3al, tif3aly, yif3al, tif3al, nif3al etc and if you could, could you please tell me that how does people conjugate verbs in spoken language.. Thanks! |
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02-09-2005, 06:20 PM
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Hi Jonne
Your first guess was right , you congugate it as : af3alo, taf3alo, taf3alena, yaf3alo, taf3alo, naf3alo etc but you should pay attention that the ( o ) at the end is not a ( waw ) it is ( dhama ) , and the ( a ) is ( fat7a ) .. so , without the dhamma and fat7a , it would be Af3al , taf3al , taf3alen , yaf3alon ... spoken language differs because sometimes we don't use the same word , in the case of ( fa3al ) for example , we don't say Af3al in our daily languge , insted we use : A3mal for example .. so when you say : what are you doing ? in Arabic it is : Matha Taf3al ? in spoken Arabic it is : Sho 3m Te3mel ? acctually it depends on the accent , in egypt they will say : bete3mel eh ? so , it would be : A3mal , Te3mal , te3mali , te3malu , ye3malu , ne3mel .. also , this depends on the slang you are using .. is that what you where asking about ? or i missed something here ?  .. well, take a look at this web page .. i think it has something good for you : http://www.madrasaprogram.org/lesson_4.pdf i hope that was helpful in a way |
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02-10-2005, 05:58 AM
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Hey Nani,
I wanna thank you for that web site, it's really good! I've been looking for such helpful ones, and I didn't find any so far.. Shukraaaaaaaan |
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02-10-2005, 07:06 AM
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salam Noor,
I'd love indeed to learn Arabic! but only classical, literary Arabic please.
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