thank you. but I didn't understand what is the last vowel of the noun before you add the possessive pronoun: for example, the word "kitab" - should it be "kitabUhu" or kitabAhu"? You were showing here "kalamAna" (for our pen), but somewhere else I've seen "kitabUna". So is it U or A ?
This is a very good explanation of a potentially complicated topic. Progresses logically and builds understanding. I think the charts and graphics are so helpful too. شُكرَن
You're welcome bebemochi :) I really appreciate your support and nice comments and I'm glad that I was able to help. BTW, it's شكراً so you have a little typo in the last character :) Feel free to ask any questions and I'll be more than happy to help you :)
@@michaelgeorgearabic how to speak smell in Egypt Arabic, this is both a verb, or a noun , the smell of apple is good, or please smell, there is some one smoking. Also I find another word, horse, I think Egyptian also borrow this word from English, حصان, h and s, ح ص ,any way, this is easy for me to remember.
Smell noun = ريحة Smell verb = يشم and its conjugations ريحة التفاح جميله re7et eltofa7 gamila The smell of apple is good please smell, there's someone smoking شم كدة، في واحد بيشرب سجاير Shem keda, fe wa7ed byeshrab sagayer where the word keda is a filler word and it doesn't add to the meaning.
+ppoint432 Hello Dear, I don't think it's karaasiyyin. Chairs = كراسي pronunciation = karaasiy If you want to add singular possessive pronoun ي You just add a small symbol above the character ي The symbol is called shadda شدة and it changes the pronunciation of the word. My Chairs = كراسيّ The new pronunciation is = karaasiyya I don't know why you say (karaasiyyin). If you give me a link or the source of the word, I can tell you why it is not correct. Thank you very much for watching my video, All the best, Michael George,
***** That's right. You are correct about case endings. I thought you are saying that karaasiyyin means (my chairs) but it doesn't. It means (chairs). I'm sorry I misunderstood you :) Anyway, It's nice to meet you
next saturday i will have an examination bayna yadaik book 2B. but i have a difficulty in grammar. would you please give a discussion for test like that?
Hello kuasi, I've never heard of this book :) preparing for a lesson can take 2-3 weeks because I'm busy with my main job. Sorry about that and I wish you the best if luck. I'm sure you will pass the exam :)
BTW, no feminine dual. The dual in the video can be used for both feminine and masculine. For feminine plural, you can add ن at the end of the word but you don't need to use this rule because plural may contain a mixture of feminine and masculine things so it's most common to use the pronoun in the video.
Many native arabic speakers don't know these old rules. Please, don't study them. If you made a mistake and pronounced it like Qalmuk instead of Qalmak, no one will notice. You need to master the language first and become fluent then, you will be able to study the literature lol :D :D
How to speak, put your goods into his container, and put his goods into your container, container we always say حاوية and goods is نضايع, should I add container for you or just container you, also after adding, the pronunciation will be changed for every letter, right?
You can simply say: حط البضاعة في الحاوية put the goods in the container. بضايع = plural بضاعة = singular Using the singular in this sentence is fine and sounds native too :)
@@tryyourbest3503 Well, in my opinion, it's better to focus more on the Arabic spelling (Arabic character) and you will easily know whether it's ك or ق . The English spelling is just for guidance but not as reliable as the Arabic one :) Anyway, thank you so much for your suggestion. I'll try put that into consideration in the next videos if it helps you to pronounce better :) Have a nice day and good luck with learning Arabic :)
Hi Alkhaerul, People learn Arabic form all over the world. You have many international colleges here :) I'm here to support all of you and feel free to ask any questions and I'll be more than happy to help :)
thank you. but I didn't understand what is the last vowel of the noun before you add the possessive pronoun: for example, the word "kitab" - should it be "kitabUhu" or kitabAhu"?
You were showing here "kalamAna" (for our pen), but somewhere else I've seen "kitabUna". So is it U or A ?
This is a very good explanation of a potentially complicated topic. Progresses logically and builds understanding. I think the charts and graphics are so helpful too. شُكرَن
You're welcome bebemochi :) I really appreciate your support and nice comments and I'm glad that I was able to help.
BTW, it's شكراً so you have a little typo in the last character :) Feel free to ask any questions and I'll be more than happy to help you :)
Thank you🤗
Marhaban. I enjoyed watching your video on possessive pronouns. Clear explanation with good focus on the topic. Nicely chunked.
🙄 I need to listen several times 😊. Thanks, I really enjoy your method of teaching.
Thank you so much Moira :) I really like your nice comments too :D :D
pls make more lessons in egyptian arabic
sure :) Thanks for your support
@@michaelgeorgearabic like ur videos so much
That's a very king of you Elena :)
Thank you for sharing this explanation ☆
Hello, if I ask some one, take this with you when you back to Egypt, how to say, I have in my mind one , but I am not sure correct or not.
خد دي معاك وانت راجع مصر
Khod de m3ak wenta rage3 masr
@@michaelgeorgearabic I know it exactly how to speak, thank you very much, good dream!
You're welcome 😊 😊
This rule is suitable to all the noun? No matter the end of the noun is vowel or consonant?
Yes, this is a general rule. Every rule has exceptions but you can use this rule with most of the words.
@@michaelgeorgearabic how to speak smell in Egypt Arabic, this is both a verb, or a noun , the smell of apple is good, or please smell, there is some one smoking. Also I find another word, horse, I think Egyptian also borrow this word from English, حصان, h and s, ح ص ,any way, this is easy for me to remember.
Smell noun = ريحة
Smell verb = يشم and its conjugations
ريحة التفاح جميله
re7et eltofa7 gamila
The smell of apple is good
please smell, there's someone smoking
شم كدة، في واحد بيشرب سجاير
Shem keda, fe wa7ed byeshrab sagayer
where the word keda is a filler word and it doesn't add to the meaning.
How do I add the singular possessive pronoun ي to words that end with ي like with the word كراسيّ ?
+ppoint432 Nevermind, I figured it out. It's karaasiyyin. :)
+ppoint432 Hello Dear,
I don't think it's karaasiyyin.
Chairs = كراسي
pronunciation = karaasiy
If you want to add singular possessive pronoun ي You just add a small symbol above the character ي
The symbol is called shadda شدة and it changes the pronunciation of the word.
My Chairs = كراسيّ
The new pronunciation is = karaasiyya
I don't know why you say (karaasiyyin). If you give me a link or the source of the word, I can tell you why it is not correct.
Thank you very much for watching my video,
All the best,
Michael George,
michael george en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D9%83%D8%B1%D8%B3%D9%8A#Arabic
michael george I guess it depends on if you want to use case endings or not. The one I gave was in the indefinite case form, according to the chart.
***** That's right. You are correct about case endings.
I thought you are saying that karaasiyyin means (my chairs) but it doesn't. It means (chairs).
I'm sorry I misunderstood you :) Anyway, It's nice to meet you
masha Allah !
Thank you :)
next saturday i will have an examination bayna yadaik book 2B. but i have a difficulty in grammar. would you please give a discussion for test like that?
Hello kuasi,
I've never heard of this book :) preparing for a lesson can take 2-3 weeks because I'm busy with my main job. Sorry about that and I wish you the best if luck. I'm sure you will pass the exam :)
Sorry, what about feminine dual and plural?
Feminine is no longer used lol :D : D I mean it's rarely used.
BTW, no feminine dual. The dual in the video can be used for both feminine and masculine. For feminine plural, you can add ن at the end of the word but you don't need to use this rule because plural may contain a mixture of feminine and masculine things so it's most common to use the pronoun in the video.
Thank you v. much indeed for the v. useful & clear explanation. Pls continue producing such videos.
Glad it helps. Thank you for watching the video and you're welcome to the channel :)
Nominative with samma as Qalmuk, objective case with fataha as Qalmak&Genitive case with kasra as Qalmik and so on other conjugation.
Many native arabic speakers don't know these old rules. Please, don't study them. If you made a mistake and pronounced it like Qalmuk instead of Qalmak, no one will notice. You need to master the language first and become fluent then, you will be able to study the literature lol :D :D
Explains pronouns so clearly and easy to understand. This is better than any textbook.
Thank you very much and you're welcome to the channel :)
Great .please mention the arabic sentences in english too. Eg . I speak english . - ana bathkallem engileesi.
Thank you so much for your feedback :) I'll do it next time :)
How to speak, put your goods into his container, and put his goods into your container, container we always say حاوية and goods is نضايع, should I add container for you or just container you, also after adding, the pronunciation will be changed for every letter, right?
You can simply say:
حط البضاعة في الحاوية
put the goods in the container.
بضايع = plural
بضاعة = singular
Using the singular in this sentence is fine and sounds native too :)
@@michaelgeorgearabic his goods into your container, I want to know how you make adding, add ك ه directly?
@@shamsfang765
without any pronouns:
بضاعة في حاوية
with pronouns:
بضاعته في حاويتك
@@michaelgeorgearabic OK, thank you, I am going to talk with my customers today in more native sound 😇😇😇
Hi cathy,
I intended to put the word بضايع in this video because you asked about it:
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Upload a video on adverb of time and place and connective words.
Welcome Lalitha :) I'll try to do that but these days I'm so busy. Thank you so much Lalitha for your suggestion and for watching the video :)
michael george creating power point.
I'll try to free some time ;)
Masha Allah
👍
if i have to say this is our pen and by our i mean i and another person(two persons)?
It is قلمنا
Thank you for watching the video :)
قلم
is written qalam with Q
Q is not exactly the same as ق when it comes to pronunciation
@@michaelgeorgearabic but in Arabic this Q is used for that purpose. like Quran قرآن or قلب Qlab
@@tryyourbest3503 Well, in my opinion, it's better to focus more on the Arabic spelling (Arabic character) and you will easily know whether it's ك or ق . The English spelling is just for guidance but not as reliable as the Arabic one :)
Anyway, thank you so much for your suggestion. I'll try put that into consideration in the next videos if it helps you to pronounce better :) Have a nice day and good luck with learning Arabic :)
hi it was good but please say it a bit clearly I am subcribing but thx
Thank you very much Daryl Dias for your feedback and thank you again for subscribing :)
Ok
Am I the only one an indonesian man who is learning arabic?
Hi Alkhaerul,
People learn Arabic form all over the world. You have many international colleges here :) I'm here to support all of you and feel free to ask any questions and I'll be more than happy to help :)
michael george thanks for the reply
You're welcome :)