Idafa construction الإضافة
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Learn the Arabic equivalent of English possessive case. We call it idafa which literally means addition.
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Golden explanation! Thanks a lot!
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I was waiting for a video like this ❤️
This is amazing and also thoughtful ! this teacher is of Swiss descend, but teaches Arabic much better than Arabs. in youtube, there are hundreds of video about Idafa, but non of them explain as simple and as clear as this video. much appreciate please upload more and a big Thank you.
Thank you!
Thanks for the useful video. This is gonna help me get to grips with idafa construction a lot.
Shukran for such a clear lesson about idafa.
Greeting from an italian arabic student. :)
This is a valuable video. You've answered my questions and provided more. Thank you so much!
شكرا ، استاذ !
شكرا جزيلا!
Your explanation clarified my understanding of idafa and the attribute pronunciation of the end of each word.
I appreciate your teaching if Moroccan Arabic as your explanation refers to standard arabic. I find it very helpful and interesting and it even motivates me to keep learning standard arabic.
Thank you 😉
السلام عليكم.
You explain well!
شكرا جزيلا.
Amazing Video... Thank you! Really helped with a question I've had for ages..
You are a legend.
Somali is the same.
Magaca buugu wa jacayl
Name book is love
But it means the name/title of the book is love.
As salam alikum Sir, You have left no doubt regarding idafa and have explained its with all its details. Most of the other videoes regarding idafa seems to be incomplete and raises doubt.
But as far as your video is concerned, I highly appreciate you simple style and comprehensive explaination. Thanks.
Thank you 😉
Great job, shukran jazeelan.
Great, continue
Assalam alaikum, please what about when the Idafah is about 3 to 4 words.
Example the remembrance of the birth of the king.
Or more with just Idafah and not adjective addition.
Shukran jazilan.
A very clear explanation. Thank you!
Excellent explanation.... Thank you!
MarHaba! I read that you can break the idafa using li but I don't understand if it is widely used or if it is just a rare occurrence that you should be aware about in case you come across it?
Thank you very much for the effort you are putting in these videos both the fusha and the dialect they are very well structured and easy to follow.
Marhaba! It is an option in Arabic grammar but it is not very used. I'm glad you found my lessons useful ;)
Where did you study Darija?
Hi, I noticed the title of video is “standard Arabic “, I only want to learn Morocco Arabic, Can this video be helpful? Same question for the two videos you did not specify “Morocco Arabic”..... thank you for your hard work!
Hi, if you go to playlists on TH-cam you will find two separate ones. One is specific for the Moroccan Arabic, that's the one you are interested in. The one you commented on is for standard Arabic and I made only three of these for now. Thank you.
Hello; I have a question. I teacher told me that "لديهم خبز." (they have bread) would be an idafa, but I am not sure why. I don't see this as a construction such as "the boy's car" (ولد السيارة) or "the student's father" (طالب السيارة).Why is "لديهم خبز." idafa?
Thanks in advance :).
Idafa is not just in (ال) there are to many ways it can be(pronounce)(ضمير) which like (هم،هن،هما،هو،هي etc.) So I can say the boy's car(سيارة الولد) or I can say(سيارته his car) this (ه) Is refers to the boy but it's also idafa this (ه) it has only one haraka because it's built itself haraka doesn't change ever so when u say(لديهم خبز) you know who they are because of(هم)