The Five Parts of a Verb: Arabic Grammar Unpacked.mp4

[@megfenwick2284]

These videos are the only ones I understand. I have been struggling with arabic for four years, but after watching your videos the light is beginning to dawn. Thank you

[@redcoffeecupknowledge7827]

Love how you breakdown the Arabic verb into five fundamental patterns/components of the language. I have searched for this for awhile now & found it in your wonderful video. Thanks. Really appreciate what you have done here.

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I was on the brink of dispair, feeling that a comprehensible overview of Arabic verbs must not exist. Then I watched this. Thank you!

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[@DBAR-3103]

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[@ibrahimdandrea6978]

Thank you. Very succinct and clear. May Allah reward you.

[@donfrancis1633]

Best video on verbs. Nice and short. Thank you.

[@Swahib]

You explained very beautifully. Thank you very much.

[@Rin_Ario]

I love the way You teach arabic grammar. Jazakumullahu khairan.

[@dannypops5629]

This video helped so incredibly much with understanding Arabic verbs

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Absolutely brilliant ! That is the channel I was looking for years! الف شكر By the way do you propose online lessons ?

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Masha Allah. Your videos are so easy to understand

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5 mins in and I've subscribed. Hopefully you will upload some more. I will go through all your videos in the meantime

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[@dengmayen7651]

Thank you so much!

[@fareedkratos]

really helpfull ...nicely explained

[@iqrasaifi5229]

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[@haruasa9711]

can u give me a list of al-wazn? for masdar..

[@ahnafkhan8115]

This was so helpful!!

[@imtiazmuhsin1663]

Excellent. Thank you

[@meowmeow6894]

Can you explain noun mafool. BTW very helpful

[@abdulazeez2176]

very clear and accurate

[@misterbickis]

What does musdur mean. Its so confusing? Also what is ta'marbuta?

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[@exzee4194]

Very helpful!

[@mehmetakbulut4145]

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[@HisyamKazim]

Well actually, there is infinitive verb, if you wanna say "I want to study arabic" it means "uriidu an adrus araabiyah" in arabic. That's what i learnt in middle school

[@HeyAsif]

Hisyam Kazim hisyam assalamualaikum . My name is Asif in from India and I really want to learn Arabic specially arabic grammer for understanding the Qur'an... Hope for the best... Regards

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[@Ahmed-rs9du]

No. “an adrus” is not an infinitive it is a subordinate clause with the subordinator “an” (that) and the verb “adrus” (I study) which is subjunctive. So when you say uriidu an adrus you’re actually saying “I want that I study”

[@sayedsayed1]

Instead of 'Five parts of a verb' it should have been named as 'Five forms of a verb'

[@ProbeUranus]

So insightful. Thanks for your input.

[@زينةعبدالسلام]

Awesome

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[@786humaira1]

Thanks.

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[@ابوجاسم-ن6ل]

I would say that along Past and present there is another form of verbs in Arabic , in English you just don't have a separate definition of that type - yes you use it but with your same main verbs used for another tenses - o.k...now let me tell you what that is, it is called in Arabic (فعل الأمر( Fealu Al Amr, or DO IT VERB... eg. Do it - work. افعلوا - اعملوا - افعلي - اعملي - افعل - اعمل eg. eat it - take it. كل - كلي - كلوا - خذ - خذي - خذوا . etc.it is different way of using verb, yes it is always at present...

[@ProbeUranus]

+‫ابو جاسم‬‎ There's a separate video for that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJrZoKiceM-qaqc

[@mccawarsamegool7613]

+‫ابو جاسم‬‎ you are right

[@md.harun-ar-rashid5707]

Sound?

[@ProbeUranus]

It's explained in the video. "Sound" as in "safe and sound".

[@lenmendel932]

Why you don't write the mim letter in the grammatical names you're explaining?

[@ProbeUranus]

Not sure what you're asking: can you clarify, maybe with a time stamp so I can look at the video to see what you mean?

[@itaynevo4353]

Thanks

[@theminecrafthacker6861]

I kinda dint get it

[@ivornworrell]

*Assalaamu 'Alaikum, is this the Levantine dialect, or MSA?, shukran.*

[@ProbeUranus]

This is MSA. Levantine works the same way, fundamentally. The main present tense is different because of its prefix.

[@CH-yj2kw]

Don't know why I watched this....I can't read their script...

[@ProbeUranus]

Well, I hope you enjoyed it anyway.

[@THELASTNUMBER1]

You didn't waste your time bro. as this language belongs to Holly book. Even it was may be by mistake but happened good

[@bibasgang5322]

je veu une expliquation en francais

[@tchop6839]

Bibas Gang lol, ou au moins fait pour ceux qui peuvent pas lire l'Arabe

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T Chop en fait, il a écrit et parle en anglais pour que les gens le comprennent, il ne connaît pas le français

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Hamid Alghamdi اتفق

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[@p.s.dungrigora9090]

Why do u make video when you don't have anything to eat? Make video with full stomach so that sound comes glowing.

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