Thank u these videos really help me and I like how the English transliteration is in the side so I can understand cause I can’t read Arabic but thank u for the English transliteration in the side this really helped me. Masha Allah
اسلام عليكم ورحمة اللة وبركاته The brown ball is on the brown chair, from what I understand that the immediate noun coming after the preposition ends with a kasra but in this sentence the word "chair" is ending in a kasra and also the word "brown" is ending in a kasra when normally brown does not end in kasra. Do the noun and adjective both end in kasra that are coming straight after the preposition. Masc بُنَّيٌّ Femin بُنِّيَّةٌ they both don't end in kasra
KB K im just a student but after prepositions you use kasra in the sentece related to that preposition. Ex. Ahmadu fi lbaiti not Ahamdu fi lbaitu .. Search for genitive rules about prepositions . But be carefull also because in otherhand some words are diptotes. Peace from portugal.
Profesor, por favor no cubra con su cuerpo la pizarra( the blackboard), pues obstaculiza la lectura que es necesaria para seguir su explicación. Gracias.
Assalamu Alaikum, How are you,Masha Allsh, I like your Arabic teaching , I am a Bangladeshi Bangle,my request you, i need your Arabic Learning book,how can i get it.thank you
Sir don't make the language complicated using tanween, tun tun.Teach in usual way the general people speak,even TV also does not broadcast the way you are teaching.
this is the basics. Even the language on tv is based on this. of course no one pronounces the endings when speaking but you can’t learn arabic grammar without it.
At the beginning he said that after these basic lessons we will stop using tanween. Tanween is important to learn the correct writing and grammar. How else would we know for example if a word has taa marbuta, thus being feminine?
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I cant't believe how generous and kind you are Mr. Imran! You're videos are great. You are really KARIM!
Thank u these videos really help me and I like how the English transliteration is in the side so I can understand cause I can’t read Arabic but thank u for the English transliteration in the side this really helped me. Masha Allah
Dr, i'm from Malaysia. Your channel very informative.
Bless you Master Imran. I enjoy your classes 👍
Amazing! Thank you very much, Ustaz! Your lessons are so valuable!
jazakallah khair i realy like ur ways of teaching
ماشاء داللہ یا استاذی 🤩
جزاكم الله خيرا كثيرا يا أستاذ😊
Masha Allah, shukran jidda
Thank you! God bless you!
اسلام عليكم ورحمة اللة وبركاته
The brown ball is on the brown chair, from what I understand that the immediate noun coming after the preposition ends with a kasra but in this sentence the word "chair" is ending in a kasra and also the word "brown" is ending in a kasra when normally brown does not end in kasra. Do the noun and adjective both end in kasra that are coming straight after the preposition. Masc بُنَّيٌّ
Femin بُنِّيَّةٌ they both don't end in kasra
KB K im just a student but after prepositions you use kasra in the sentece related to that preposition. Ex. Ahmadu fi lbaiti not Ahamdu fi lbaitu ..
Search for genitive rules about prepositions . But be carefull also because in otherhand some words are diptotes. Peace from portugal.
Profesor, por favor no cubra con su cuerpo la pizarra( the blackboard), pues obstaculiza la lectura que es necesaria para seguir su explicación. Gracias.
pls tell me from where I get this book from which ur studying
www.gatewaytoarabic.com/arabic-teaching-books/gateway-to-arabic/gateway-to-arabic-book-2.html
Hello. I checked and it seems lke "Potato" is a feminine word. So it should be: بنية
I don't understand why he makes the word lettuce feminine. Could you please tell me why?
@@robertverderese5781 not feminine, singular.
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Assalamu Alaikum, How are you,Masha Allsh, I like your Arabic teaching , I am a Bangladeshi Bangle,my request you, i need your Arabic Learning book,how can i get it.thank you
you may buy the book at www.gatewaytoarabic.com/
Imran alawiya Assalamualikum please teaching English spoken please
I love u for allah
Sir don't make the language complicated using tanween, tun tun.Teach in usual way the general people speak,even TV also does not broadcast the way you are teaching.
the fuck u talking about
this is the basics. Even the language on tv is based on this. of course no one pronounces the endings when speaking but you can’t learn arabic grammar without it.
At the beginning he said that after these basic lessons we will stop using tanween. Tanween is important to learn the correct writing and grammar. How else would we know for example if a word has taa marbuta, thus being feminine?