Most confused. The stem, the verb, the cited, the conjugation, the 3rd person masc. singular past form. Of these, what is matched with what.? What is the significance and meaning of each?
Learn Arabic With Abbassia I am in Cairo now .. Please tell me where do yu conduct Modern Standard Arabic classes or any online way to get your classes .. skype etc. Plz private message me your contact details so that i can contact you.
Marhaba habibati. I am working out of the AL-Kitaab Book. I have completed it before but i am re-studying it again. The difficulty i am having is understanding the words clearly when someone is talking to me in Arabic. The speed in which they talk seems extremely fast for me to comprehend in time. Is there something i can do to practice listening ? I dont know if that makes any sense. I can read and write arabic but it hard to understand when someone is talking to me.
peterr schlong , thank you for sharing, I recommend that you watch Arabic movies, listen to Arabic music. It’s time but when exposed your brain to additional resources, you’ll see how much you’ll feel about Arabic. In the beginning, don’t worry about comprehension , just familiar yourself with Arabic. Thank you for watching my videos!
Yes mam i am very familiar with Arabic. I have studying for several years now. I have 4 questions Habibati. The hard part is keeping up to the speed of the talker. 1). Is it normal to replay the sentence in my head of the person talking then translate to english in my brain? This is what i do and i just can't keep up the speed and translate fast enough. Should i stop translating the words in my head or something? How should i change my approach.? 2) Also another problem that i run into is that the classical Arabic that i am learning does not seem to be the same as the common person on the street. i know that there are several dialects, should i study other dialects as well while i am studying classical or wait until i have the full fluency of Classical Arabic.? 3) When i read Arabic literature i find myself guessing the pronunciation because there are no tashkils or vowels. How do you know how to read the words with no taskils or vowels. ?Should i memorize everysingle word in the Arabic dictionary? Thank you love for responding to me, i appreciate your teachings very much.
Rubina Merchant , the stem means the three or four letter of the verb that you cannot change or drop. Ex: تكلم is to speak or talk, so you cannot drop any Letter if you conjugate tu e verb . You need to add the prefixes to the verb. The stem also could mean the root of the verb, the main letters that form this verb . Did I help with this explanation??
I have been learning standard arabic for some time. I find the presentation of the stem very interesting. شكرا
Her teaching amazing why she use Arabic and meduneter alphabet continue this method it help me understand.
Very good teaching
I like yuor method why you write in Arabic and meduneter alphabet continue this formatting why I understand more better.
انا اشكُر لكِ
شكرا جزيلا يا معلمه
شكراً جزيلا for your classes, you're helping me a lot, don't stop recording them... They're really helpful.... Thxx
Nice vedio. Good presentation
Bonne continuation et bravo pour la méthode et la bonne explication
Masha Allah...very nice effort...God bless you...!!
Am getting higher every day with your teachings may Allah reward you
That nice to hear!
Most confused.
The stem, the verb, the cited, the conjugation, the 3rd person masc. singular past form.
Of these, what is matched with what.? What is the significance and meaning of each?
i always like how the teacher checks in see if i got it or not big kiss x
Thank you!
شكرا جزيلا، جيد جدا 👍
thanks God your back--abbassia
aaa kkk , thank you but I am too lazy these days to post new videos. After Ramadan, I’ll have more time.
Learn Arabic With Abbassia I am in Cairo now .. Please tell me where do yu conduct Modern Standard Arabic classes or any online way to get your classes .. skype etc. Plz private message me your contact details so that i can contact you.
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Marhaba habibati. I am working out of the AL-Kitaab Book. I have completed it before but i am re-studying it again. The difficulty i am having is understanding the words clearly when someone is talking to me in Arabic. The speed in which they talk seems extremely fast for me to comprehend in time. Is there something i can do to practice listening ? I dont know if that makes any sense. I can read and write arabic but it hard to understand when someone is talking to me.
peterr schlong , thank you for sharing, I recommend that you watch Arabic movies, listen to Arabic music. It’s time but when exposed your brain to additional resources, you’ll see how much you’ll feel about Arabic. In the beginning, don’t worry about comprehension , just familiar yourself with Arabic. Thank you for watching my videos!
Yes mam i am very familiar with Arabic. I have studying for several years now. I have 4 questions Habibati. The hard part is keeping up to the speed of the talker. 1). Is it normal to replay the sentence in my head of the person talking then translate to english in my brain? This is what i do and i just can't keep up the speed and translate fast enough. Should i stop translating the words in my head or something? How should i change my approach.? 2) Also another problem that i run into is that the classical Arabic that i am learning does not seem to be the same as the common person on the street. i know that there are several dialects, should i study other dialects as well while i am studying classical or wait until i have the full fluency of Classical Arabic.? 3) When i read Arabic literature i find myself guessing the pronunciation because there are no tashkils or vowels. How do you know how to read the words with no taskils or vowels. ?Should i memorize everysingle word in the Arabic dictionary? Thank you love for responding to me, i appreciate your teachings very much.
مرحبتين . طيب الدروس.
انا إسمي مشارف
شكرا
I don't know what stem means. Can anyone tell me?
Rubina Merchant , the stem means the three or four letter of the verb that you cannot change or drop. Ex: تكلم is to speak or talk, so you cannot drop any Letter if you conjugate tu e verb . You need to add the prefixes to the verb. The stem also could mean the root of the verb, the main letters that form this verb . Did I help with this explanation??
@@LearnArabicWithAbbassia Excellent. Thank you :)
Stem is called what in Arabic grammar plz?
We call it Jidr( جذر) and it composed of the three main letters
sister, i think you might need to correct your title "Practice and MASTER Arabic verbs..." (as masdar is not discussed in the video).