Master present continues in Arabic

Learn how to master the masdar and how to use it in Arabic

[@ibrahimsuleiman2240]

Before now I have struggle very hard to differentiate the present continuous tense from the simple present tense in Arabic, after watching this video the concept is now very clear to me. Jazakillahu khayran, I really appreciate.

[@eddytargaryen]

No questions, I understand the lesson, keep up the good work and thank you very much. Jazaakillahu khayra.

[@alikhamuzh6569]

verey well it is the best way that you explain

[@YunusKazi-xw9hj]

Nice explanation

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جزاك الله خيرا وبارك فيك شي انت طيب و انا

[@asgaraliize]

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MashaAllah

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I have no idea about arabic language but with good teacher like you makes my life shining because i feel like starting understanding more arabic......tq my dear teacher....may Allah SWT BLESS YOU...😍

[@subrNshukr]

This is a golden nuggets lesson

[@affanmahmoodkhan]

Excellent explanation 👍👍

[@mohdnadim8204]

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[@zabiullam1453]

Very easy approach to understad, thank you sister..🙂

[@siegfriedstark]

Master Abassia, you are simply a WONDERFUL teacher! Keep up your MARVELLOUS work! I always wanted to learn arabic, but here in Brazil the resources to learn the language are practically non-existent, and your KZbin work is a treasure chest! Thanks a lot infinite times! May God bless you with all his unfathomable graces!

[@LearnArabicWithAbbassia]

siegfriedstark , what a beautiful feedback message! You made my day!! Shukran. I am sorry, I haven’t been active lately because of my work. I would greatly appreciate it if you could please share my resources , ask me what type of topics you want to see in my channel.

[@siegfriedstark]

@@LearnArabicWithAbbassia Dear Master, I am still absorbing your rich content, but I feel that more about verbs and syntactic structures (types of sentences, the way that arabic structures are different and express the same ideas) would shorten the gap that we feel between arabic and european languages. This video about structure (explaining the masdar forms and the way they can be used to express the progressive) is a GEM!

[@kazimdhelaluddin2768]

Masha Allah. Thank you so much.

[@maishapesante5777]

I am learning so fast from you thank you sister May Allah Swt give you reward and success

[@shahbossvlogs]

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[@martinkrug4416]

Thanks for all these videos from Spain!

[@LearnArabicWithAbbassia]

You are welcome, I love Spain!

[@shirwachassanafrah6809]

thank u best teacher😘😘 may allah bless u

[@alikhamuzh6569]

tnx a lot the best way for teaching arabic i appreciate you ,

[@mbac3013]

Very easy enough to learn

[@jumanjenga7682]

Very good Ustaza

[@mohamedantar281]

your the best techer i have watched your videos from the first one and i have understod allot thanks to you keep up the good work

[@peace200]

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[@lailakadir1972]

Keep going Abbasia. Very informative.

[@Infinite.28]

I love all your videos and the way how you teaching. Please keep making lesson videos we love to have you as our teacher 😍❤️ god bless you

[@LearnArabicWithAbbassia]

Thank you ! I really appreciate your feedback!

[@mbac3013]

I was finding the right track to improve my arabic now i reached

[@SDKhan-yv7bs]

Thanks for the video. I have learned in the Arabic course A1 "kataba" instead of "katab".

[@aaakkk180]

wonderful job sister

[@shafiquerahibkhan6253]

المعلمة ممتازة

[@mbac3013]

I am from Pakistan currently living in Saudi Arabia i have learnt basic arabic now i need to know more about it I want to learn in depth now

[@aaakkk180]

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[@LearnArabicWithAbbassia]

Mutebi Umar , thank you so much!

[@ElJako-ou6el]

good class

[@farooqakmal7496]

good explanation

[@shamsfang765]

Good job

[@reeyabshaikh9252]

Thank you for your great Arabic leaning videos ! Can we use either present tense to say I am drinking coffee or have to use doer form to express?

[@LearnArabicWithAbbassia]

You can say : I drink coffee or doer but with the verb to drink it just doest not sound right so use the verb because it may confuse other people thinking that you are drunk !

[@dfkgjdflkg]

thank you for you teaching. The videos are a bit complicated. What makes them complicated is when to many explanations as presented. If you do one explanation per video will make it less complicated because complexity is build on simplicity

[@keel-billedtoucan7615]

thanks for lesson

[@wildgraywolf8312]

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[@geraldfoushee]

which form has the shedda on second letter?

[@farooqshafi2956]

thank you very much. Please kindly put all the Harakats on all through the first example. eb Khara ja or for dakhla

[@dengmayen7651]

Good job! Please continues with plural form!

[@hamzaabdullahinuru9568]

Well done Madam, it is very important to differentiate simple present tense in any language from the present continue tense your lecture is important thanks.

[@ummmuhammad08]

In which cases is better to use the "doer" rather than the verb? جزاك الله خيرا

[@emotionlesssoul863]

I have the same question. Please reply ma'am?

[@sajanalociouskoilparambil6051]

i would like to learn more verbs and pronunciation

[@inspectorjamshed8111]

Present continous can be expressed as follow: I am going to school may be expressed as follow Adh'habu musalsalan bi ghairil Inqita fi zaman Al Hal ilal Madrasah

[@geraldfoushee]

which is form 1? darasa, or daarisa or the ing form of the verb. I assumed that form 1 would be the basic 3 letter root and when you add the alif that would be form 2 and when you get to the ing form that would be form 3....that is the part that is not clear for me....thanks so much

[@roqayaaziz153]

hi, I'm living in hurgada and I speak the collogual arabic, I'd like to learn fusha, do you know any school here in hurgada???r

[@LearnArabicWithAbbassia]

roqaya aziz , sorry, i don't know but if you want to learn with me via Skype, I can do that. If you are interested let me know

[@shamimahmed7907]

thanks,thanks ,thanks,mama

[@LearnArabicWithAbbassia]

Shamim Ahmed , you’re welcome son

[@hafiz_ayn]

Thank you for sharing. I am wondering, when should i say ذاهب instead of أذهب? (See Surah Assaaffaat: 99). How different are they in terms of 'tense'. Could they be used interchangeably? Thank you so very much.

[@saminashakil9404]

I have the same question

[@aqdasikram]

sense of present continuous is achieved by brining اسم فاعل أنا ذاهب إلى السوق أنا متكلم الآن

[@mdarbaz3865]

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[@ivornworrell]

*2SSalaam 3leykum estazza, @ **12:25** is that a ta marbuta at the end of 'eddirasa' & is this Levantine Arabic? (which is what I want to learn) Yikhlif aleki wa Allah m3ek.*

[@islamthebestreligion8180]

If i have learned the grammar and as a non arab how should i start to speak arabic.

[@geraldfoushee]

I forgot to mention and request the 10 verb forms if you have time after the sarf video. And I heard about the book plans and if I can help you I will for sure.

[@mbac3013]

Do you teach online Arabic i mean in a synchronous way by using zoom or skype?

[@robertlane8465]

Salt,noodles miami.

[@bob7983]

Assalamu Alaykum, Did you know non-mehram in videos are Haram? Jazak Allahu Khayran

[@mvasenwala]

Am a zing. But too short.

[@jayasamuderachannel]

I ve been in saudi for 1 year over, but i still didn't understand how to speak arabic correctly, as most of them spoke in broken grammar, example maafie for i dont have, mafie ma'lum for i dont understand, roh wen anta for where are you going...can you please explain it sister? Sukran

[@mohammadsiddiq6157]

Doer for Darasa is Daaris or Mudarris. Plz explain. I am from London, UK. Thanks

[@LearnArabicWithAbbassia]

Doer for darasa is Daaris, form 1 doer . Modaris is the job because starts with mo. So when you make / perform the action of studyind does not make you own the job of modarris . Did my explanation make sens to you. Please let me know

[@thonmagerriak5776]

The language is a bit difficult, ,, i mean studying Arabic is more complicated than studying English but you have tried your best. In addition to this i would like you to do some favor by giving us some references books as such we can maybe buy n read.

[@ummerp6706]

M

[@achoxisback2171]

I still confusing where to start learn Arabic, so I just watch random topic

[@houdatounani8668]

و الله صعب جدا

[@mghrebimmafightsyounis8275]

Are you Moroccan? الله يخليك

[@hameedkaryab]

شکرا جزیلا یا امي would u send an Arabic grammar book PDF

[@salman13]

I believe you meant to say "present continuous" :)

[@LearnArabicWithAbbassia]

SalmoTheFirst , yes, I just corrected the spelling, thank you for bringing it to my attention

[@shafiquerahibkhan6253]

اخرج من المكتب Madam, what about this sentence for (I leave the office)?

[@emotionlesssoul863]

I have the same question

[@relaxroma]

explemples with doer

[@wildgraywolf8312]

أشرب شاي،ok

[@raheelsaleem3742]

You are using past Tense verb and translating them in present Tense. It is confusing me. Please guide

[@mdarbaz3865]

مرحبان

[@verryandika2067]

Miss.. sorry. Do you have a learning about phrasal verbs n relative pronoun

[@stephennordlinger365]

شروكران

[@razihaider7882]

Anti maulaimati jayad

[@al-jawhara8342]

studying not studing

[@Fardeenmalik06]

Madam please i want to starting arbi sentences please u can help me.

[@LearnArabicWithAbbassia]

Abuzar Malik , what do you need help with, give me details