Arabic Verbs 101: An Introduction for Beginners

[@durancoley]

THIS IS AMAZING !

[@Is-haqWong]

So whether I use : VERB-SUBJECT or SUBJECT -VERB there's no issues in making conversation with people is that right? Thanks 😊❤️ I really love the way you teach it was so clear alhamdulillah!

[@Arabicwithamina]

Correct. Wishing you all the best with your study journey

[@Is-haqWong]

@@Arabicwithamina Thank you

[@rahnanabi8488]

Assalamu alaikum- I have just come across your videos and MaShaaAllah they are excellent- you have a gift for explaining. Besides your videos do you actually teach classes?

[@barailmika0702]

Hi Amina, Please explain the difference between present tense and present continuous in arabic. How do we differentiate between I do and I am doing. Thanks

[@Floorgang_22]

So why do we add DAAMA to nouns (like names) but dont pronounce them at all? Like Muhammadu or Muhammadun ?? But instead pronounce it as a sukoon instead of other vowels or tanween🥲can someone please explain, tysm!^^

[@vxgym]

In short: In writing and formal speech, case endings like Damma and Tanween are important for meaning and grammatical accuracy. In informal speech, they are often dropped or simplified for ease. The reason behind not pronouncing them in casual speech is due to the natural evolution of spoken Arabic, which favors simplicity over maintaining the full complexity of the classical case system.

[@tomledner]

"Promosm" 🤦