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| The weather now is like the mood of some people
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| I bought a book online called “ how to become a thief”
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#31 Letters in a Story
#30 Slow News
أعلنت الحكومة البريطانية، الاثنين، تعيين ساجد جاويد وزيراً للداخلية.
و جاويد (48 عاما) هو مسلم من أصل باكستاني، ولد في 5 ديسمبر عام 1969 في روتشديل بمقاطعة يوركشير البريطانية، وهو سياسي بريطاني ينتمي لحزب المحافظين البريطاني ووالده هاجر من باكستان إلى بريطانيا منذ أكثر من 50 عاماً. Continue reading
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#29 Jobs in Arabic
have you ever wondered how you would say a certain job in Arabic? well, here is my short list that I can think of. the question that we use is:
ماهي مهنتك؟
or
ماذا تشتغل ؟
and the answer is
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#28 The Story of Letters
Here are two stories. the main purpose is to practise reading the Letter Alif (A) and Baa´(B) and learn some vocabulary
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| Ahmed and Amal went to the zoo. They saw the lion, the rabbit, and the big snake. Ahmed and Amal sat on a big (long) seat and ate delicious pears, and then went back home happily. Continue reading |
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#27 Masculine and Feminine in Arabic
While learning a foreign language, it is a bit hard to guess or figure out if a certain noun is masculine or feminine because what is masculine in your mother tongue can be feminine in the language you are learning. Sometimes we need to know that to use the right article or let’s say demonstrative pronoun. below you can download
the lesson in PDF format. Cheerz
Masculine-and-Feminine-in-Arabic PDF
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#26 The definite Article in Arabic
What is the definite article “the” in Arabic? Well, here is the answer: In Arabic, “AL” ال “ The” is added to any noun. It does not matter if the noun is singular or plural or masculine or feminine. However, when it comes to pronunciation, we distinguish between two types of definite articles. The rest of the lesson can be downloaded in a PDF format below.
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#25 Nominative Sentence in Arabic
In Arabic, there are two types of sentences: a Nominative sentence which consists of a noun and an adjective and a Verbal sentence which consists of a verb. As simple as that. Examples,
الطقس مشمس
ا لأكل لذيذ
السيارة سريعة
التلميذ ذكي
ا لمنزل نظيف
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#24 Daily Routine in Arabic
What do you do before you start your day? two brothers are going to tell us what they do when they wake up in the morning! As for the English translation, I have tried to make it fit the Arabic one syntactically at least. As you may notice, there is a little bit of repetition here. I hope it helps anyways. Cheerzs
hello, I am your friend Walid. I am 5 years old.  |
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 Good morning. I am your friend Saiid. I am 3 years old |
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 Walid: everyday, I wake up at 7 o’clock. I tidy up my bedroom.
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#23 Sports in Arabic
ما هي رياضتك المفضلة؟
What is your favourite sport
أنا أحب كرة القدم
I love football
أنا أفضل السباحة
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