Salam Just came across your channel. Looks like you’ve elevated your set up, and in’sha’allah it brings more people to your content. Looks great, sounds great, note taking on the screen is a good touch.
@@alHuwariyunMuslim That's because (ـة) has the characteristics to be either: (ت) or (هـ) in pronouncing .. it depends on a rule called «the rule of stopping»
hey, amazing work. but I assume you mean "prepositions" rather than particles particles as far as I know are functional words/adverbs/propositions on of them selves that when added to verbs inflect/enhance/differ its meaning. like " clean (up) ", "work (out)" here up and out are the particles. keep it up man
in Arabic we have different types of «particles - حرف» not only «preposition - حرف الجر» .. like: «Conditional particle - حرف شرط»/«Emphasis particle-حرف توكيد»/«Negation particle-حرف نفي»
@@umm-salmaadam6637 Jazakum Allah khayran .. there are aome references you can get back to it to be certain of the information I said in the video. Read: tasheel annahw تسهيل النحو It's in English, once you read it you will know the difference between particles and prepositions
Interesting! Barak Allahu fiikum.
Good job Bro
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Just came across your channel. Looks like you’ve elevated your set up, and in’sha’allah it brings more people to your content.
Looks great, sounds great, note taking on the screen is a good touch.
thank you so much brother .. inshallah there is many content coming soon
Informative❤
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@@learnarabicwithahmed1are you using the (ة) for the (ه) sound?
@@alHuwariyunMuslim
That's because (ـة) has the characteristics to be either: (ت) or (هـ) in pronouncing .. it depends on a rule called «the rule of stopping»
@@learnarabicwithahmed1 thank you for the explanation! Is this rule only in Egyptian Arabic?
hey, amazing work.
but I assume you mean "prepositions" rather than particles
particles as far as I know are functional words/adverbs/propositions on of them selves that when added to verbs inflect/enhance/differ its meaning. like " clean (up) ", "work (out)" here up and out are the particles.
keep it up man
in Arabic we have different types of «particles - حرف» not only «preposition - حرف الجر» .. like: «Conditional particle - حرف شرط»/«Emphasis particle-حرف توكيد»/«Negation particle-حرف نفي»
Hii. Are all these lessons of modern standard arabic or any dilect please answer
There are lessons to learn the Egyptian dialect.
MashaAllah
Useful lesson. But it’s Preposition and not particle. Just a clarification
@@umm-salmaadam6637
Jazakum Allah khayran .. there are aome references you can get back to it to be certain of the information I said in the video.
Read: tasheel annahw تسهيل النحو
It's in English, once you read it you will know the difference between particles and prepositions
Thanks, good to know the difference because I was a bit confused.
Is it particle or article?🤔
I think they say: particle .. and I read it like this in the books