Introduction to the Ten Arabic Verb Forms | Part 2 | Learn Arabic Grammar for Beginners

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Комментарии • 33

  • @MikeStillUK
    @MikeStillUK 9 лет назад +3

    Wow only just noticed this series - Might be watching a lot more of these. THANK YOU!! Why I love studying Arabic so much I don't know... but I do.

    • @TheRohit2343
      @TheRohit2343 9 лет назад

      Step By Step Arabic Hey mike nice to see you here,you know i am one of your subscriber..It really amaze how good u you are in arabic..I would like to know your story how you fall in love in arabic and from where did you study arabic from
      ....Assalam alaikum

    • @RobbySaudiArabiaYoga
      @RobbySaudiArabiaYoga 4 года назад

      Mike Still I have subscribed you too. You do great pronunciation.

    • @sabariahmalek8450
      @sabariahmalek8450 3 года назад

      P

    • @nadm.191
      @nadm.191 2 года назад

      Watch out there is some inaccuracy and precision. Arabic is not that easy, even for those teaching it.
      For form 1, you must write the sound on the alif of اُدرس واِفتح
      Same for اُدرُسا
      Wrong choice for تَفَعَّلَ
      تَدَرَّسَ is not in the imperative. It must be
      دَرِّسا with أنتما
      with kasrah
      As yourself translated, it is “you both should be taught.” This is a passive voice, not imperative.
      The rest is accurate, but there is some typo:
      أحب القراءة
      There is no Hamza on the alif
      ضارب
      There is no sukoon on the alif

  • @marcchesley3731
    @marcchesley3731 8 лет назад +1

    This is a good lesson and you are a very good teacher. I think this lesson has to be studied more than once, but if a person can learn to understand the wazn of a verb, they have pretty much learned the language in it's entirety

  • @jasud_khan
    @jasud_khan 3 года назад +1

    Alhamdulillahi robbi alamin. MashaAllah. Salamun Alaikum..

  • @ClaySuddath
    @ClaySuddath 3 года назад

    À brillant exposé of a very challenging subject. Dense, concise, the teacher is not pandering to lazy minds. I admit, I didn’t catch all of it. That’s why I’ll probably review it several times.

  • @missamy6403
    @missamy6403 2 года назад

    Very useful, thank you!

  • @riazzaman20
    @riazzaman20 6 лет назад +1

    Really useful, thanks

  • @jutaska123
    @jutaska123 3 года назад

    Hey, thank you for the video. At the end you mentioned that you will explain the meanings of the different forms. But I can't the video where you do?

  • @SonicBoom474
    @SonicBoom474 3 года назад

    4:00
    Verbs can also do that but they have time reference unlike the masdar.
    أحب أن أسافر
    (Note to learners. This kind of sentences is used a lot in dialects but we omit أن)

    • @SonicBoom474
      @SonicBoom474 3 года назад

      A question to native english speakers. Is there a difference between
      I like to travel and I like travelling?
      If yes it is possible that the difference is similar to that between
      أحب السفر and أحب أن أسافر

    • @muruj1
      @muruj1 2 года назад

      @@SonicBoom474 أحب ان اسافر mean that I wish to travel ... أحب ان اكون معك mean I wish I can be with you ...

  • @RobbySaudiArabiaYoga
    @RobbySaudiArabiaYoga 4 года назад

    Great of all. Though, It would be great to know if I could find a book with all these wajan contained. If you have a suggestion that’d be help me lot better

  • @ghassanalwidae3382
    @ghassanalwidae3382 2 года назад +1

    The "doer" and "done to" (active and passive participles) is used for a tense in Arabic also
    But only if it was indefinite
    أنا فاعلٌ ذلك
    "I am doing that"
    أنا فاعلٌ ذلك غدًا
    "I am going to do that tomorrow"
    NOTE: by this form you are referring to your self as having the action already and prepearing to it and absolutly doing it
    {ولا تقولن لشيء إني فاعلٌ ذلك غدًا إلا أن يشاء الله} [سورة الكهف]
    If there is an object turn it to accusative case. Do not make it genetive, it would change the doer to be definite
    الرجل قاتلٌ أخاك
    الرجل قاتل أخيك
    The first means:
    "The man is killing your brother"
    The second means:
    "The man is your brother's killer"
    If it was difficult to combine or would result in weird verb
    do like this:
    أنا واقف أنتظر
    أنا جالس أكلم خطيبتي
    أنا عاكف أحل الواجب
    Translitration:
    I am standing waiting
    I am setting talking to my engaged girl
    I am staying solving homework
    Grammaticly speaking: your action would be considered an adverb sentence for the continouos verb (doer)
    Also, name of done to:
    وقاتل النفس مقتولٌ بفعلته
    وقاتل الروح لا تدري به البشر
    Means:
    And the killer of a person are going to be killed becoause of his action
    While the killer of a soul is unknown by humans

  • @Acropolis60
    @Acropolis60 7 лет назад +1

    Why he compared the conyugation of verb for personal pronouns of Verb Form I with the changement of pattern of verb Form I into verb of Form V. When and in what cases a pattern of Verb could change, for example, from form I to form V ?.

  • @yamamafarmacy3756
    @yamamafarmacy3756 2 года назад

    Your English language is good but little fast..otherwise it is all good
    Also more nasal sounds make it less clarity..
    The Clarity is the foremost important in teaching the languages and also its medium of language as well 👍❤️

  • @learnurduwitherum6573
    @learnurduwitherum6573 7 лет назад +1

    good lesson but please tell the meaning also and how to use in sentences...thanks

  • @mamdudmithu7437
    @mamdudmithu7437 7 лет назад

    Next video please...

  • @tghafiz5652
    @tghafiz5652 3 года назад

    Is there Part 3 to this?

  • @henrymichael2318
    @henrymichael2318 9 лет назад

    why your videos can not be downloaded

  • @cecileg4055
    @cecileg4055 9 лет назад +4

    you speak so fast your classwas good but I AM FRENCH I CAN T UNDERSDANT all

    • @iliasbro
      @iliasbro 2 года назад

      You can put the video settings to play it in a slower motion. Reduce the video speed. That will help.

  • @HeyAsif
    @HeyAsif 6 лет назад

    Qasid why don't you create a WhatsApp group

  • @KHADIMHUSSAIN-wx1uf
    @KHADIMHUSSAIN-wx1uf 6 лет назад

    yes of course so fast. you should be teaching the world not just the English.

  • @MsBoohooyou
    @MsBoohooyou 5 лет назад +1

    Too FAST!!! and please give the MEANING of the conjugated verb.

  • @nadm.191
    @nadm.191 2 года назад

    Watch out there is some inaccuracy and precision. Arabic is not that easy, even for those teaching it.
    For form 1, you must write the sound on the alif of اُدرس واِفتح
    Same for اُدرُسا
    Wrong choice for تَفَعَّلَ
    تَدَرَّسَ is not in the imperative. It must be
    دَرِّسا with أنتما
    As yourself translated, it is “you both should be taught.” This is a passive voice, not imperative.
    The rest is accurate, but there is some typo:
    أحب القراءة
    There is no Hamza on the alif
    ضارب
    There is no sukoon on the alif

  • @relaxroma
    @relaxroma 5 лет назад

    too fast

  • @Medical-Plus-Dr
    @Medical-Plus-Dr 2 года назад

    Brother if you are teaching to learn Arabic for new comers, then you are very fast. You need to make people understand and defenetly this is not the proper way

  • @sgunsgun1695
    @sgunsgun1695 Год назад

    U read yourself.not good

  • @geraldfoushee
    @geraldfoushee 7 лет назад

    he talks too fast...and teaches too fast

  • @relaxroma
    @relaxroma 5 лет назад

    you are too fast :(