The Key to Arabic Book Two, Lesson Seventeen

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I would like to thank you so much for taking time out of your life to teach us how to write, read and understand Arabic. The world would truly be a grand adventure if all where as thoughtful and kind as you. May Allah bless you and your family :)

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I feel very humbled and grateful for your generous words of praise for my teaching efforts. The realization that my series has proved beneficial to thousands of people around the world, many of whom, like yourself, have taken the time and trouble to express their appreciation, fills me with joy and a sense of satisfaction as well as serving to encourage me to do more. I wish you and your fellow students all the very best in your study of the beautiful Arabic language. I look forward to sharing more materials with you in the future, in sha’a Allah.

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Thank you thank you thank you for doing this. I can write Arabic, read Arabic, and now speak Arabic fluently now because of you. I'm so happy you've inspired me to head into the field of linguistics and study languages. Thank you so much wa assalamu alaikum.

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Thank you so much. May Allah grant you with the highest jannah in the next life...

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ماشاءالله. I have learnt a lot. You are a brilliant teacher. I am looking forward to further videos.

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جزكالله خيرا يا معلم. Although I do not have the book, these are really useful lessons

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The best teacher ever...May God bless you dr.Imran😊

[@Ffirasa]

Masha Allah ya usthaz ... learned lot looking forward to further videos asap

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Thanks my beloved sheikh.

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بارك الله فيكم يا معلمي

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perfect

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shukran

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ر١ - الحمدلله

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Thanks a lot for your illustration sir!!! Doubt : at kzbin.info/www/bejne/q57XapaKaslgfZY, The translation of the first sentence i.e "This is Adam's house. In his kitchen is a large table", does not seem to be right. Since the subject of the discussion is Adam's "House", shouldn't the translation be "This is Adam's house. In it's kitchen is a large table" where "it" refers to the house.

[@IbrahimAli-sx5lq]

That's exactly what I thought too. Looking it up in google translate gave me the following: هذا بيت ادم. في مطبخه طاولة كبيرة. --->This is Adam's house. Its kitchen has a large table.

[@hetaeramancer]

arabic and english grammar and sentence structure are very much different, there are so much agreements in arabic sentences. this means sentences in arabic are much more supplemented with contexts than in english. fair enough the english sentence was not entirely correct, but it's important to note that sometimes english sentences are better compromised for the sake of pedagogy--also that other people think differently in their own native language than with other people of different native language. for instance, english puts a heavy emphasis on the subject, in this case, in adam's house. in other languages however, this might tend to be more flexible because of noun cases and more agreements.

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You may buy the book from gatewaytoarabic.com/arabic-teaching-books/the-key-to-arabic/key-to-arabic-book-2.html

[@markchavez738]

Wow Arabic is so similar to Hebrew.

[@3azami]

Yes it is the same family of languages

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في اسم الآلهة can someone who speaks arab tell me what i wrote :D?

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he from nigeria {west africa}

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