Arabic Verbs - Arabic Roots - learn verbs - Lesson 2 - arabicwithnadia.com

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Arabic verbs are difficult to learn. I appreciate your simple and systemic explanations which make everything easy to follow. Thank you!

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just for the love of Arabic, a language that bring us back together to our roots. may Allah S.W.T. help us to learn each day more the language of our ancestors. Thanks and Salam

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Such an unbelievable video! Perhaps it's the first time for me to understand the conjugation properly! Thanks a lot!

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Great Arabic lesson! This is such a great lesson. All of the information is explained thoroughly so that it's easy to follow and understand. Please continue to bring these great lessons to those interested in learning the beautiful Arabic language.

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Such a great video! I guess... for the first time I understand the conjugation properly! Thanks a lot!

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Very well explained. Shukran Jazeelan.

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[@geraldfoushee]

what is the method for looking at a word and finding the root if you're not familiar with the word? I know certain letters can usually be eliminated when trying to find the root.

[@arsshad1366]

very nice lesson. thank you

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Good work dude! This video is really pleasant to watch and very well thought through. I cannot access the quiz though. Did you remove a link?

[@biyakimehndi5418]

Assalam o alaikum mashAllah kindly upload some more vidoes on verbs

[@sheifaaspari2433]

do u hav lesson three?? shukran,wa jazakallahi khair

[@monicawmonica]

Excellent videos! But I have a question: in the previous lesson you said "hua sabaha fi nahar" and in this one "fi nahri". Why is it different?

[@AWNArabicWithNadia]

Hello! Thanks for your great feedback. Generally, words that follow في will be in the "genitive case" which means that they have either a kasra or a tanween kasr. However, sometimes when the word falls at the end of the sentence we take liberties of silencing it in speech and because we do that sometimes we exclude it in writing.

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[@pollyglottus195]

What are the other suffixes? I can't seem to find them in any way I understand online. I is tu but isn't it anaa, then what is he and she because I have a book that says they're huwa and hiya. I'm confused...

[@pollyglottus195]

Ok I think I got it now (I found Arabic verbs for dummies.) If I say anaa 'akalu is that "I'm eating"?

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Trent Campbell Without the anaa.

[@1234swak]

no thanks it no help a bit im mad u dont make better videoes >:(