Learn: 160 common Arabic Adjectives (For male & female)

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Thank you for making this video. Its amazing for those who learn arabic.

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Thank you. Quite useful to place these adjectives in a concise table.

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Pdf please?

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[@rachkaification]

Why does he pronounce for example mudhika as two words - mud-hika? This way you can't really understand where the stress of the word is. This is too common with these arabic pronounciation videos where the arabic speaker (mostly natives) by trying to sound as correct as possible actually messes things up ending up sounding very unnatural.

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Dividing the words into syllables or small parts is normal in teaching beginners. We , as native speakers, don't pronounce like that in everyday life. It is important to understand that.