STEP 16- Arabic Classroom objects/vocabulary- ARABIC SENTENCES
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Step 2- Arabic Letters Names, Sounds and Shapes. Part TWO
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Step 3- Letter Positions.
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Step 4- Connecting letters to form words
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Step5 - Short & Long Vowels
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Step 6- Read words with short and long vowels
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Step 8- How to read in Arabic
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Step 9- Adjectives in Arabic-Description and Two-word Sentences
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Step 10- Arabic Possessive Pronouns- I have, mine, my
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Please continue small easy lessons like this every week. It will be a great help for me to learn Arabic. Thanks🙏
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I needed these vocabulary for my online lessons , words cannot describe how grateful I am to you .
Amazing Teacher, the inclusive of Noun, Verb with Pronouns and Prepositions in the examples you have used is really making students like me to understand how to form the sentences with grammar. Jazaka Allahu Khairan
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Suddenly become so difficult, I can follow up from this lesson
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Thank you Ishtiaq! The videos give the steps to take to learn Arabic without a textbook. Once there is any additional resources we will share inshAllah!
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thank you for the videos, Indeed its of great help. JazakAllah. I have one question though.. how do we link the step 15 to this lesson for example. its it independent i.e I need to learn arabic numbers by myself and the then continue with step 16? i do realise that this is not a full tuition/classrom... but wanted to know if the lesson are holistic or just help videos on the basics. thank you.
Assalam Alayikum. Here in the above portion you are very fast. U should go slow and give meaning of each word when u pronounce plz.
السلام عليكم
الحمد لله،
Since accidentally came across this channel 2 weeks ago, I have been following frm earlier step. Now at step 16.
May I know what's your name . اشكرا
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Welcome aboard! amazing, congratulations!!
W.asalam khatawat
رجا الذكي جدا
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You Had must write to spelling and meaning whatever you write and telling us it is easy for me to understand properly(those students who like me) so please do something
Why did you add ة in اللُّغة and in العربىِّة with اُستاذ because we are talking about a male teacher so shouldn't these words be masculine as well?
I noticed a pattern where you added alef at the end of each feminine word and also changed ة to ت to make it into plural. Is this the way to change feminine words to their plural forms?
If anyone else was wondering this... Yes, adding ا and opening the ta marbuta changes some feminine words into their plural form.
ت Is sometimes called the closed ة
See how it looks like the top of the ta dish is pinched shut?
She keeps things easy to digest, step by step, so it is a more complex topic than this Step 16 video gets into. If a learner is at that point, I say take notes on your thoughts and just follow along with her process.
Salaam Ustadah,
Isn't the condition for adjectives and nouns in Arabic that they match in gender etc? If that is the case I'm struggling to see how أُستاذْ اللُّغَة العَرَبيَّة all match in their properties?
The sentence means, "The Professor of Arabic Language is Iraqi." Iraqi is an adjective...and it agrees in gender with the noun. The ending changes if it was a female from Iraq.
Besides, if you added ة to professor, the subject of the sentence, that means the professor is a female. Logically that doesn't work if the teacher is a man.
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15 class continue this place please mam
The plural of female teacher and male teacher is wrong right? It’s the opposite
It's correct! Ustaathaat أستاذات female. Asaatetha أساتذةmasculine
Syukran. Terima kasih
@@ArabicKhatawaat اساتذہ the same in Urdu
A mark of a Moroccan Arabic speaker speaking in English is dropping the g in -ing. Maybe people from other arabic dialects do this, but I've noticed it with Moroccans. Every female Moroccan speaker I've heard teaching arabic does this. It’s cute, I'm not intending to be mean.
:-) and if you end up living in southern states it just gets better :-)
Where are steps, 17,18,19,20,21,22,23 ? Ustazah
Where are you from maam
salam