Learn Arabic Verbs a lesson with a Syrian teacher

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This video offers students of Arabic a series of common verbs -- pronounced by a scholar of Arabic and the Nobel Qu'ran.
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[@muhammadjahangir3497]

Really very useful. The voice, speed and the pronunciation is wonderful. جزاكم الله خيرا.

[@professorfadi9138]

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[@maysamasarweh4687]

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[@mohammadazam2260]

its amazing... avesome...its usefully who's for learn arabic

[@mahussein6281]

Maashallah May Allah bless you . I have stumbled upon your channel unexpectedly and I find your explanation very useful; as result, I subscribed to your channel to gain more knowledge from you . I Always had difficulties in understanding the propositions that follow the verbs. Thank you for highlighing the propositions that follow each verb.

[@mr.sadist4616]

thanx for your video. it is really useful. i posted it in our arabic facebook group. could you perhaps make a similar video containing a long list of masdars? regards!

[@digibeet]

what are the red marked verbs? why are certain letters marked red?

[@professorfadi9138]

Erik Visser because they are irregular. Please like my new channel called : learn Arabic with Fadi 😊

[@26blanco]

i like a lot the speed of talking in the video,its perfect to learn the sound of arabic,thanks.i am looking for audios or videos with slow pace of talking arabic only arabic not with english

[@shiektusar9448]

+blanco vida ur picture looks creepy ^.^

[@reginaldanderson6078]

القران الكريم = The Noble Qur'an. ليس "Nobel" Nobel اسم رجل سويدي

[@jasud_khan]

Alhamdulillahi robbi alamin. MashaAllah. Salamun Alaikum...

[@binwaitin]

شكرًا

[@professorfadi9138]

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[@JC-ul5ny]

good lesson!!!

[@hajranaashkar2103]

this verb is for wch pronoun?

[@mariem2112]

هو

[@professorfadi9138]

هو. I have a new channel called : learn Arabic with Fadi. Please find me 😊

[@MyGhazala]

Nice

[@polittaforaboschi6419]

Molto utile grazie!!

[@professorfadi9138]

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[@ivornworrell]

*Nice video but a bit too advanced for me because I don't know which Arabic verbs match the English verbs, and there are two columns with Arabic verbs, so is one column the past tense & the other column the present tense, & which one is which? Shukran.*

[@yesemeowmeow]

Yes, the right column is the past tense (3° person masculine singular, he) and the middle column is the present simple (3° person singular masculine, he). He uses "he" because in arabic infinitive doesn't exist so the conjugation of he in past is used for teaching

[@samiozdemir9872]

4 letters to be mixed with 3 letters so that the first letter of the current time.

[@jobamoni827]

Annasru mododkar na sahajjo kora. Ai gula chai

[@diri332]

What am I missing?