A Breakdown of Arabic Past Tense Verbs: Everything You Need to Know

[@methos8894]

I learnt more in this 10 minute video then two semesters with my lecturer and tutor at a university paying several hundred dollars for the classes.

[@Iluvcars-17]

Thank you it really helped me a lot

[@UmmZayd-bw6sq]

Shukran Aminah Very Simple Break down. May Allah Reward you with good.

[@gurubaba3216]

excellent way of explaination

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Thanks for your lesson. I learnt immensely.

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Thank you for these lessons

[@ibrahimafgoye3408]

Asc Amina. Thank you so much

[@ChanduVaishnav-s6u]

Thank you for teaching me

[@muhammedminty]

Excellent

[@perropolis]

Noticed How Nanhu and Hun have the same pronuntiation by ending in “na” sound

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زندگی بس

[@mramosch]

Shouldn’t the English transcription at 2:46 on the slide also reflect that the last fatah of the ‘she’ form does not drop?
dakhalt -> dakhalat

[@daniellevy330]

"We" is not a singular pronoun. Anyway, very good lesson

[@Arabicwithamina]

Thank you for your great observation! It seems that detail must have slipped past me. Nonetheless, I'm glad you found the video beneficial.