يعيش = to live يفكر = to think يعلم = to know يستمتع = to enjoy يتعلّم = to learn يحب = to love يعتني = to care يعمل = to work يعطي = to give يسافر = to travel يوافق = to agree يسأل = to ask يصدق ، يؤمن = to believe يكسر = to break يحضر = to bring يتصل = to connect يطبخ = to cook يفعل = to do يأكل = to eat يشرب = to drink
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يعيش = to live
يفكر = to think
يعلم = to know
يستمتع = to enjoy
يتعلّم = to learn
يحب = to love
يعتني = to care
يعمل = to work
يعطي = to give
يسافر = to travel
يوافق = to agree
يسأل = to ask
يصدق ، يؤمن = to believe
يكسر = to break
يحضر = to bring
يتصل = to connect
يطبخ = to cook
يفعل = to do
يأكل = to eat
يشرب = to drink
great list - bravo :)
Perfect 💯 ✅️
Great video sabdiki!
This vdo is so helpful i have just found your channel and immediately subscribed ❤thank you so much
Jazakallahu khoiran
Interesting is that yoṣaddiq means "he believes" and ṣaddīq means "friend" so in arabic a friend is someone whom you trust.
Thank you for sharing this !
My pleasure!
Well done ✅
Allah bless you 🤲
Thanks pls keep it up, im learning modern standard arabic to discover arab culture and islam. Im a christian from the Philippines ❤❤❤
Sure I will - very happy you like the channel gabrielle - all the best. :)
iy would be great if you gave example sentences for these verbs 🙏
You are right - I will consider this in future episodes
What a wonderful, awesome thank you so much
thank yiu for the video, very useful. can you tell us what the conjugation is? is it 3rd person singular in the present?
I will release an episode soon about the conjunctions, so stay tuned
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My egyptian coworkers told me that "to work" is shtaghal and they don't use ya3mal
Yes true..
Yestaghal: Egyptian
Ya3mal: MSA