bigbossmatt

Here are some notes that I made for myself. This is slang Arabic (no tanween; nunation).


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Klowj

Nice notes, easy to understand

I think there is a space missing between "alkabîr" and "wa" in the 4th sentence. I read "alwalad alkabîru Tawîl" at first

Slang arabic?! I would not say so...

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bigbossmatt

I was informed that its missing some stuff ie alwaladu alkabiirun

anyway, its all another step towards learning this language

Klowj

Yes, those are rules to know (ie how to vocalize the last consonant of a noun/adjective), but you are not obliged to write them (except when it's ending with a double fetha where you need to write an alif - but it is not the case in your sentences). Also, knowing those rules are handy to have a good pronunciation: although the last vowel is not pronounced, you need to know it in case it is followed by "al".
ex: We said "alwaladu l-kabîr" and not "alwad al-kabîr"

If you want to know those rules, let me know

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bigbossmatt

I want to know those rules :D

Klowj

Here is the beginning: Vocalization of the noun - basic rules

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