Learn Arabic, You will speak Arabic After This Lesson, Master Arabic Phrases And Daily Expressions 1

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Assalamalekum! I really like the way you are teaching grammar! Thank you so much for this !

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Walaikum salam thanks for your comments its an encouragement

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السلام علیکم أنا دكتورة سارا أود أن أشاركك في التدريس

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وعليكم السلام فأهلا وسهلا يا سيدة

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So do you use un at the end of every object?

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Pls ask your question

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@@ArabicTrendx I am a student in Arabic. A beginner. I noticed that for instance katab is spelled katab but he is pronouncing it as katabun. I'm want to know why.

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@@leejones2113 that's how it should be pronounced it's with tanween

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@@ArabicTrendx ok, thank you. This language is kicking my butt. So when do you use tanween?

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Occasionally when names has no ال at their beggining the are pronounced with tanween