Shukran jazeelan,well presented, it could be helpful for some beginners to include the words in easy to read way, especially for those who have not yet mastered to read the arabic writing
man her grammar and speech.... This was actually very helpful i really needed this (A little bit too much information and i want future tense ) 🤗☺😊😉😝😌💖💕💗💫🤩🤭✨🎀
The "zmair" are hidden in the "Fe'l", ذھب، means he went, and there is no need to put "ھوا"، if you write "ھوا ذھب"، it translates as "He He went". I am learning Arabic at a beginner level. The inflections in the Arabic language make it unique and the richest language because of the inflections, verb, ism, and zamair all have "prefix", or "suffix", for singular, dual, and plural. For the sake of explanation, you maybe right but you should have clarified it: ذھبت means "she went", as she is hidden in the فعل، which is the ending of "ت"، such as خرجت، کتبت، جلست، سمعت etc, for female singular, and if you drop "ت" and replace the "sakoon" with "fatah" on the last letter, then it will be for third person singular for male form, like : خرج، کتب، جلس، سمع، etc. From past tense to present, there are two changes: add "ی" in the verb, and change the "حرکت" from fatah to Dhamma, ذھب ۔۔ یذھبُ will translate "he goes or will go", but if you change the harkat on "ya" letter from fatah to Dhamma, then it will become "he has been going, or used to go", like یُذھبُ۔ notie the "Dhamma in the beginning and on the last letter, "بُ". Similarly if you put an "alif" and from the past tense for singular male, drop the last "fatah", it will become and imparative sentence: as "اُذھب" "اجلس" ااکتب" then there mast be a "sakoon" on the last letter. Another example of Arabic beauty is the word "سمِعہُ" : translates as "He heard him". Note, also adding "م" to a verh and changing the harakat, it builds the vocabularies, such as. کتب۔۔ مکتب، جلس۔۔مجلس، دخل۔۔مدخل، کس۔۔مکسر، خبر۔۔مخبر . Arabic is the most beautiful, the most powerful language in the Universe. I love it so much because I want to learn the Nobel Quran. Thank you for your video, any way, Allah SWT gives rewards to all efforts made to spread knowledge in any way and form. May Allah SWT bless you with all His mercy in both the worlds. فی امان اللہ۔ مع السلام
You are just just just amzing dear. I am goinh to note it down, no one told the rules like you in such a simple way. Can you plz tell me from which channel you r learning arabic. Plz guide me as I'm a bigginar
You’re right about the verb already including the pronoun (ضمير), however, her explanation is not wrong because even though we know the pronoun from the verb conjugation, we still use the pronoun before it sometimes, and it’s not wrong or weird to use the pronoun. You basically have the choice of using it or dropping and both are correct.
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Jazakallah khair sister for this Tense compilation.
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This was well done and very easy to understand
Happy to learn, its interesting Mam
you got an excellent articulation skill. keep up the good work. Truly smart teaching
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Shukran jazeelan,well presented, it could be helpful for some beginners to include the words in easy to read way, especially for those who have not yet mastered to read the arabic writing
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Perfect video for people who want to learn this topic 🥰🥰
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Allhamdulillah its a fantastic lesson for non Arabic student. Thanks Assam india.
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Excellent lesson...... Bravo
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Hi
Great video 😊
man her grammar and speech....
This was actually very helpful i really needed this
(A little bit too much information and i want future tense )
🤗☺😊😉😝😌💖💕💗💫🤩🤭✨🎀
Shukran
Alh
Oui bien sure cours aussi est tres cruciale a nous qui sot nouvau en langu l´Arabe
Oui bien je sure que ce cours aussi est tres cruciale a nous qui sot nouvau en langu l´Arabe
Great video! Where are the videos that explain the conjugations on the pronouns (You)?
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how do i say this: so cool video you helped me a lot
Mam wwll explained. Only if you could make the explanation faster.
I agree 😅
That's good explain don't move fast please
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Why verbs are very difficult in Arabic
ھو کتب یکْتبُ
ھما کتبا
ھم کتبوا
ھی کتبتْ تکتبُ
ھما کتبتا
ھنَّ کتبنَّ یکتبنَ
انتَ کتبْتَ
انتما کتبتما
انتم کتبتم
انتِ کتبْتِ تکتبینَ
انتما کتبتما
انتنَّ کتبْتُنَّ تکتبنَ
انا کتبْتُ
نحنُ کتبْنا
Please, answer to me. Why do we take "tha and hiya" They are the same Pronoun and same meaning. For example. He went. Hiya jahabtha.
Ist MSA arabic or ?
Still waiting for Grammer part of speech differently
Can you explain exactly what you want?
@@MaramArabic please increase content in Arabic Grammer playlist...video on different verbs and adjectives etc
I need complete arabic tenses pdf
I will subsicribe to u😂😂😂😂😂😂
The "zmair" are hidden in the "Fe'l", ذھب، means he went, and there is no need to put "ھوا"، if you write "ھوا ذھب"، it translates as "He He went". I am learning Arabic at a beginner level. The inflections in the Arabic language make it unique and the richest language because of the inflections, verb, ism, and zamair all have "prefix", or "suffix", for singular, dual, and plural. For the sake of explanation, you maybe right but you should have clarified it: ذھبت means "she went", as she is hidden in the فعل، which is the ending of "ت"، such as خرجت، کتبت، جلست، سمعت etc, for female singular, and if you drop "ت" and replace the "sakoon" with "fatah" on the last letter, then it will be for third person singular for male form, like : خرج، کتب، جلس، سمع، etc. From past tense to present, there are two changes: add "ی" in the verb, and change the "حرکت" from fatah to Dhamma, ذھب ۔۔ یذھبُ will translate "he goes or will go", but if you change the harkat on "ya" letter from fatah to Dhamma, then it will become "he has been going, or used to go", like یُذھبُ۔ notie the "Dhamma in the beginning and on the last letter, "بُ". Similarly if you put an "alif" and from the past tense for singular male, drop the last "fatah", it will become and imparative sentence: as "اُذھب" "اجلس" ااکتب" then there mast be a "sakoon" on the last letter. Another example of Arabic beauty is the word "سمِعہُ" : translates as "He heard him". Note, also adding "م" to a verh and changing the harakat, it builds the vocabularies, such as. کتب۔۔ مکتب، جلس۔۔مجلس، دخل۔۔مدخل، کس۔۔مکسر، خبر۔۔مخبر . Arabic is the most beautiful, the most powerful language in the Universe. I love it so much because I want to learn the Nobel Quran.
Thank you for your video, any way, Allah SWT gives rewards to all efforts made to spread knowledge in any way and form. May Allah SWT bless you with all His mercy in both the worlds. فی امان اللہ۔ مع السلام
You are just just just amzing dear. I am goinh to note it down, no one told the rules like you in such a simple way. Can you plz tell me from which channel you r learning arabic. Plz guide me as I'm a bigginar
U can take courses
You’re right about the verb already including the pronoun (ضمير), however, her explanation is not wrong because even though we know the pronoun from the verb conjugation, we still use the pronoun before it sometimes, and it’s not wrong or weird to use the pronoun. You basically have the choice of using it or dropping and both are correct.
Thanks sis
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grrrrr i failed my french lesson now😠
Thanks a lot! Was looking for a teacher who can easily explain ❤ 🙏🏻