Everything about Taa marboota, ة, lesson 11

In this video, we will learn how to pronounce ta marboota, when to use it and how to write it.
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This lady explained in 9 minutes what most people gloss over or ramble on and on with tons of confusing explanations. Very well explained.
Thanks a lot

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May Allah bless you for such a great job, it's a big sadaqa jariya for you. And the way you teach is excellent, because you cover all everything in short clips. Salute

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This vid was def helpful for the Taa Marbuta. I saw this and was like....OOOOOk, what is this character...

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Thank you for making such a clear lesson on this topic.

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Thank you teacher

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Its so explicit! Shukran

[@pear4576]

This is a great video, thank you! Still very complex for a new learner with all the male/female forms but this at least made sense of this letter!

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العفو

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الله يعطيك العافية

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يعافي قلبك🌺

[@Emma1996able]

You are a very good teacher, thank you very much! I thought the ta marbouta was pronounced as "ha" because of some youtubers explaining it only using examples from the Qur'an. I am learning arabic to speak it with natives... I would have sounded strange without your precious insights. Thank you again.

[@ArabicwithToqa]

You are welcome!

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perfect. thank you

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[@tajweed-al-furqan]

ماشاءاللہ ۔ Although I am Ajmi I will point out that you said at approximate in the begning that Taa Marbuta has no sound at Waqaf. I think that Taa Marbuta will change to Rounded Haa when stopping. So. it should sound like a Haa (ہ)

[@ArabicwithToqa]

Thanks for your comment.
You're right about the taa marbouta being pronounced as haa at Waqf, but this is in case of reciting the quran.
However, while speaking in MSA, we don't pronounce taa marabouta at Waqf.
No matter how eloquent the speaker is.
No one calls someone with the name Hamza as Hamzah, with a clear h sound, I can't say it's wrong to do it, but also, if no one does it, I won't recommend it.

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👍👍👍👍👍

[@devbratadas8173]

Thank you for simplistic explanation. I understand the ULEMA and KHALIFA also have Ta Marbuta, yet they are Masculine. Is this an exception. Can you quell my curiosity as a non- Arabic learner. Regards.

[@tentandoumcover]

Love your videos, I saw you on Facebook. Why is necessery to use " ِ " below the " ب" in حبيبتي if there is alread a "ي " ?

[@ArabicwithToqa]

Thanks, glad you like them😃
I suppose that you're wondering why we use "ِ" below the "ت"
Actually this ي at the end is considered to be a long vowel and it always changes the vowel of the previous letter into "ِ"
We say
حبيبِي
حبيبتِي
Have I answered your question?

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what does the circle above wow in husband do? 4:34

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[@ellobosolitario19]

Thanks, I hace a doubt why does it sound damma in grandmother in خَدٌَةُ jadda-tu ? Is it always damma at the end -tu or -ta, -ti ? What's the rule if I use it ending -ta, tu, -ti like خَدٌَةَ or خَدٌَةِ ?

[@miroslavabohemica3071]

hallo, can u please tell me what the expresion from 3"10means in english?

[@ArabicwithToqa]

You mean
جدة أحمد؟
It actually means Ahmad's grandmother.

[@shubhiverma4189]

mam jadda to ahmad is ta in this tamubuuta always prunounced in ta only

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Why do you add a u sound at 3:33?

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Can I understand quran after completing this session

[@ArabicwithToqa]

No

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تسلم🌺

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Being or complicated what's of meaning or arabi

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complicated = معقد

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@@ArabicwithToqa ma'am ...pretend.....what's of meaning in Arabic

[@shamma_13]

Please tell me how do u write shamma in Arabic??شَمَّة ،شَمَّہ،شَمَّ، or شَمَّه

[@ArabicwithToqa]

Ahlan shamma, glad to have you watching my video.
Your name must be with alif. because it's a shortening of شماء
It means a lady that has dignity and self-honor.
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