Unlocking Arabic: The Root (د و ر)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Arabic has a uniquely engineered linguistic system, and students must know it well to move to the higher levels. This system is reflected in what we'll touch on today, the Arabic root د و ر . Let's explore!
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Fred, this series is top stuff. The root system is central to Arabic, so teaching roots and explaining the patterns that can be applied to them is just like you put it - the key to unlocking Arabic. Please continue doing it, alf shukran.
Professor!!!! Thank you!!! Thank you so much for taking my advice about the colors!!!! I love it!!! And i think on the next verb (that doesn't have so many form I nouns) it's really going to pay off.
Excellent lesson btw. This was one that really screwed w/me when i first started learning Arabic, and i still learned some new things from your video. Keep up the great work.
❤ Alex from Ohio
Very interesting way of teaching, even for early intermediate. Love it.
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Cool lesson. One point about 'dar' - there are places where 'bayt' can't quite be its synonym. 'dar al6alb' or 'dar alhandasah', as examples... 'bayt alhandasah' doesn't have the same ring to it. To me anyway :)
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