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Adjectives :
/haeg/ --------هائج -------------Engry
/saeid / -------سعيد -------------Happ
/ghadban/----- غضبان ------------Mad
/khagol /-------- خجول -----------Shy
/khaef /-------- خائف ------------Scared
/hazen/ --------حزين ------------Sad
/khagol / ---------خجول ---------Ashamed
/Motafage/------- متفاجيء ---------Surprised
/aneed/---------- عنيد-------------- Stubborn
/qalqan/ ----------قلقان -----------Worried
/mothaar/----------مثار -----------Excited
/mohrag/---------- محرج ------------Embarrassed
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devanymfix

When will you try think about posting something correct?

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Correction :
This is how these words are pronounced in Arabic :

hâ-ij[un] ------------هائج -------------Angry
saîd[un] -----------سعيد -------------Happy
ghadbân[un]----- غضبان ------------Mad
khajûl[un]--------- خجول ------------Shy/Ashamed
khâ-if[un]---------- خائف ------------Scared
Hazîn[un] ----------حزين ------------Sad
motafâgi-[un]---- متفاجيء ----------Surprised
'anîd[un]------------ عنيد----------- Stubborn
qaliq[un] ------------قلق ------------Worried
mothâr[un]----------مثار -----------Excited
moHraj[un]--------- محرج ----------Embarrassed

Between [] is optional.

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I think its different way in writing
But I'm sure that i'm totally right
So i think that instead of keep trying catch my mistake from your point of view
you have to check it first

devanymfix

Now that makes sens.

If you wanna convince me with the opposite then show me some proofs, prove you were right, prove it if you can.

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Engelbert Von Smallhausen

And how to say: I'm angry, I'm happy....etc?

Ana hâ-ij, and so on? I bet I'm wrong.

How to say you're angry to a man, and to a woman?

devanymfix

No you're not wrong Engelbert Von Smallhausen. You add "anâ" before the word.

Now for the feminin forms :

hâ-ija[tun] ------------هائجة -------------Angry
saîda[tun] -----------سعيدة -------------Happy
ghadbâna[tun]----- غضبانة ------------Mad
khajûla[tun]--------- خجولة ------------Shy/Ashamed
khâ-ifa[tun]---------- خائفة ------------Scared
Hazîna[tun] ----------حزينة ------------Sad
motafâgi-a[tun]---- متفاجئة ----------Surprised
'anîda[tun]------------ عنيدة----------- Stubborn
qaliqa[tun] ------------قلقة ------------Worried
mothâra[tun]----------مثارة -----------Excited
moHraja[tun]--------- محرجة ----------Embarrassed

"You (are)" in feminin is "anti", and in masculin is "anta", so for example :
You're happy = anta sa'îd[un] / anti sa'îda[tun] and so on.

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