How to conjugate the irregular verb "to Be" Part 1

[@The24broadshow]

So far, I never saw someone teach Arabic grammar, so easy for me to understand. Ma Sha Allah. May Allah reward you and your family the highest in Paradise. Your teaching will help me better understand al-Qur'an.

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The most clear and precise teacher for Arabic on KZbin. Jazakallah madam.

[@AbuKassimMohdSaleh]

Very good arabic lesson, easy to learn, very clear explanation, syukran sayyidah, abu, Malaysia

[@qurbanhusain3407]

Alhamdulillah its awonderful video about Arabic conjugation to be verb in present/past/future tense. Allah the great may bless u and ur family members with team supporters. I am from Assam india. Duwa and most due regards . Assam india.dt 30/04/23.

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Very good Ustaza

[@mariumbegum3248]

Mam ,wonderful. I was just looking for this kind teaching but if you give more example. Jajakallah.

[@aaakkk180]

abbassia --you made my day---wonderful expaination and i understood very well

[@waheedbutt852]

Excellent way of learning

[@sadiqkhan1365]

Please use more verbs and translate paragraphs as well. Thank you!

[@marcelodaher9634]

Very good lesson Teacher Abassia! I ve learned a lot w yu! I ve recommended too! Thanks a lot

[@richdelarby9387]

Excellent ! Clear net and precise!

[@giovannavega7208]

You are amazing! Thank you so much! I keep praying for perfect, and imperfect tense in colloquial dialect lessons. There are very few resources for dialects.

[@LearnArabicWithAbbassia]

Giovanna Vega , you are very welcome! What dialect are you learning?

[@giovannavega7208]

Wonderful! I’m learning Levantine Arabic(: I keep on searching for Palestinian, Jordanian, Syrian, or Lebanese 🙏🏼

[@AsmrUniverse]

Thank you! This is so clear! Even if verb to be is hard 😊

[@mansabali3383]

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[@saeidroshan8552]

Very useful, شکرا

[@Fais-pas-le-fou467]

Very informative video thank you very much

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Excellent teaching.

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شكرا عن الافلم

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Excellent lesson! Shukran

[@waheedbutt852]

Butifull video

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Jazak Allah sister .

[@riyantoko6102]

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[@dauharryrahman3398]

Thank you. It's so easy with you. But what about they feminine of to be?

[@towhidmodabbir107]

شکرا جزیلا استاذه رحیمه

[@waheedbutt852]

يا حياك الله

[@attaullah7700]

Respected madam your lectures are certainly very productive &known ledge giving.but would it not be possible to post vidues on arabic root words and their derivatives,tables/charts of most common ly used words roots. Furthermore,their subjugation in past present. Your lectures are excellent for the reason, that your accent is genuine arabic ,having pretty enough command on theory and practice as well thnx

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[@salmanvardag9672]

I think you should do a vidio on plurals ....cuz its the most difficult topic of arabic grammar specially the broken plurals..

[@khadizizi2714]

thank you it is very helpful. but could you help me with reading and writing arabic

[@masumajad00n62]

also can u teach how to make a complete sentence....thnk u so much...really helpful

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How to send question cause the programme was on earlier

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assalamu Alaikum warahmatulah wabarakatuhu ustadah Jazakallahu khayran habibti please do more grammer videos as I find grammer quite challenging Subhan'Allah

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Waallaikumsalam

[@queenslimatv1781]

Please,to form the negation with the word maa ist going to take the past tense of the verb

[@mikelalji5340]

anthi kwaees mwalima

[@masumajad00n62]

I request you give couple of words after every lecture for practice.

[@abdulqadir5340]

Please can you give the arabic of to come and its detail in all 14 forms.

[@queenslimatv1781]

How many words do we used in negating sentences

[@mudieseif3283]

appreciate

[@aaakkk180]

abbassia when is ' How to conjugate the irregular verb "to Be" Part 2'

[@suvarnareddy1552]

Madam please give me example three type of I ate, I am eating, and I Will ete , I spake,I am speak, I Will speak and , I was slept ,I am sleeping and I Will sleep so easy method

[@ZeeSAS]

you forgot two pronouns which are ; هُنَّ (hun'na=they{P, Female), and أنتُنَّ (an'tun'na=you (P, Female) present : ( yakun'na ) هنَّ : يكُنَّ (takun'na ) أنتُنَّ : تكُنَّ future : (sa yakun'na ) هنَّ : سيكُنَّ (satakun'na ) أنتُنَّ : ستكُنَّ past : (kun'n'na) هُنَّ : كُنَّ (kun'tun'na) أنتُنَّ : كُنتُنَّ Note : with suffix we can dispense with the pronouns, and the Arabs do not use them much even in dialects as well unless they want to emphasize directing speech to someone, and to give rigor and importance. For example, if I want to tell someone that he has to go, I say (you have to go = alay'ka An' tadh'hab) This sentence is normal; but if I say (You have to go = an'ta alayk'ka an' tadh'hab)This indicates that the addressee is obliged to go, and nobody else

[@aaakkk180]

can you please give more examples

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شوكرا

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Novo

[@bouchaibnatek6654]

Verb to be does not exist in Arabic language

[@robertlane8465]

ANK😎

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I don't understand anything u r confusing even me more

[@LearnArabicWithAbbassia]

Muhammad ilyas , I know it's very confusing, I am going to break it into parts in order to give examples and explanations. Can you tell me what's your question??

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Don't mind, but you are making it confusing and hard to understand Simply translate from english to Arabic eveything.. Then it becomes easier to understand and keep remember

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[@robertlane8465]

LTE

[@englishwithmuzammal3596]

You missed - antunna and hunna.

[@XX-tq1oe]

This makes no sense whatsoever. To be.. kana.. no one says to be.

[@bouchaibnatek6654]

أنتن وهن

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