Assalamu alaikum sister, i have requested you in many comments that please teach us all tenses 4exmple simple present, present perfect, present perfect continuous tense, simple past, past continuous, past perfect continuous tense, simple future, future continuous, future perfect continuous tense,
Congratulations, Toqa!!!! مبروك I loved this lesson! Your learn methods and video quality are incredibles!!! May God bless your amazing work helping people to learn Arabic around the world! Inchallah I will be your first Patron tomorrow. Thanks a lot and congratulations for your videos!!!
Assalamualaikum, toqa your videos are very beneficial and if u would make separate playlistst for every dialect then it will be much more good, I'm interested in learning the Egyptian dialect can u please help me with that, i would be a rewarding help from u..... Thank you 😊
I’m an Indian who had to learn Arabic for 10 years in school because I lived in Dubai. I wish I had teachers like you because your teaching method is very effective. Looking forward to the expansion of your channel 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Oh, that's the sweetest comment I've received in a while😃 Thanks alot for your supportive words, such comments keep me motivated. Stay safe and blessed.
Dear teacher Toqa, I would like to listen but also understand music and text , do you have any recommendations? Would it be possible to take a part of a famous Arabic song ( 🥰Assala Nasri) for instance and treat this in one of your splendid lessons? Lots of ❤Marga
A doubt: in all of your examples the subject was in 3rd person... Your said that fatha on the end of verb indicates past tense, but it is only this to all pronouns? Or the fatha used on the end of verb is only for 3rd person (he/she/it)? Exemplo: if I write " انا سَمع " (means "I listenned") it will be correct?
Actually Fatha at the end indicates past tense with only 3rd person singular pronouns. But other pronouns have different endings. "I listened" is سمعْتُ No fatha at the end...I will be making videos about each pronoun inshallah.
@@ArabicwithToqa Right, ok. I understand, Toqa. Thanks a lot! Looking forward to the next video. :-) And another question, Toqa: You don't write the pronoun انا . When we use verbal phrases it is not necessary use the pronouns? Only the verb is sufficient?
@@ArabicwithToqa Right, Toqa! I understand! So, it was explain why when I try to read texts in Arabic it is very difficult to find the pronouns! شكراٍ جيداٍ
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Assalamu alaikum sister, i have requested you in many comments that please teach us all tenses 4exmple simple present, present perfect, present perfect continuous tense, simple past, past continuous, past perfect continuous tense, simple future, future continuous, future perfect continuous tense,
Congratulations, Toqa!!!! مبروك
I loved this lesson! Your learn methods and video quality are incredibles!!!
May God bless your amazing work helping people to learn Arabic around the world!
Inchallah I will be your first Patron tomorrow. Thanks a lot and congratulations for your videos!!!
Thanks for your continuous support
God bless you too😀
Happy that you liked the lessen.
Shukran Toqa, very useful. Is amazing that you are using this more natural method of teaching
Glad you like it
Awesome teach skills 👌
MashaAllah Toqa thanks so much.
i can learn arabic and english at the same time by this video.
Thanks very much from Brasil!
شكرا تقى لتعليم الناس الذين لا يعرفون اللغة العربية ، بارك الله فيك
العفو
وفيكم بارك الله
I love your lessons.....
Fantastic lesson, Tuqa :-) Thank you so much
Thanks for this lesson. You are awesome.
جزاک الله خیر اختی❤
Assalamualaikum, toqa your videos are very beneficial and if u would make separate playlistst for every dialect then it will be much more good, I'm interested in learning the Egyptian dialect can u please help me with that, i would be a rewarding help from u..... Thank you 😊
I’m an Indian who had to learn Arabic for 10 years in school because I lived in Dubai. I wish I had teachers like you because your teaching method is very effective. Looking forward to the expansion of your channel 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Oh, that's the sweetest comment I've received in a while😃
Thanks alot for your supportive words, such comments keep me motivated.
Stay safe and blessed.
Nice teaching
Dear teacher Toqa, I would like to listen but also understand music and text , do you have any recommendations? Would it be possible to take a part of a famous Arabic song ( 🥰Assala Nasri) for instance and treat this in one of your splendid lessons? Lots of ❤Marga
Is there any way to know which nouns are masculine and which nouns are feminine ?
Thanks a lots dear Toqa🌹🌹
plz help how to learn arabic MSA fast
as i have to learn it due to school purposes and cannt learn this language
Nice video
Continue it
Thanks
Thanks
Thank you
Should she not use waqf at the end?
Please guide us about ما
And In which types of questions we used it
Thanks
Thank you ...a question the object has damma and the subject has fatha ???
Welcome.
It's actually the other way around.
The object has Fatha and the subject has Dummah.
موقفه يارب
تسلمي...الله يوفقنا جميع
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أنت من أي بلد يا توكة؟
من سوريا
A doubt: in all of your examples the subject was in 3rd person... Your said that fatha on the end of verb indicates past tense, but it is only this to all pronouns? Or the fatha used on the end of verb is only for 3rd person (he/she/it)? Exemplo: if I write " انا سَمع " (means "I listenned") it will be correct?
Actually Fatha at the end indicates past tense with only 3rd person singular pronouns.
But other pronouns have different endings.
"I listened" is سمعْتُ
No fatha at the end...I will be making videos about each pronoun inshallah.
@@ArabicwithToqa Right, ok. I understand, Toqa. Thanks a lot! Looking forward to the next video. :-)
And another question, Toqa: You don't write the pronoun انا . When we use verbal phrases it is not necessary use the pronouns? Only the verb is sufficient?
Yes, verbs have a different pattern for each pronoun, so verb only is sufficient, we don't usually mention pronouns in verbal sentences.
@@ArabicwithToqa Right, Toqa! I understand! So, it was explain why when I try to read texts in Arabic it is very difficult to find the pronouns! شكراٍ جيداٍ
In reali life who speaks the man opened the door?
Mum, let us get the business