Learning Arabic language easily with Maviii

[khorshid]

That was Great... thanks
I am so happy I can make few sentences now....
How can u make it in question form?
like where are you going?
or what are you eating?

[citlalli]

Thanks Mavii! Little by little we are learning useful stuff

[Maviii]

Originally Posted by khorshid

That was Great... thanks
I am so happy I can make few sentences now....
How can u make it in question form?
like where are you going?
or what are you eating?

where are you going ?
الى أين أنت ذاهب؟
ela ayna anta thaheb?
ا ل ى - أ ي ن - أ ن ت - ذ ا ه ب ؟
this if u wanna ask a male

but if wanna ask a female it goes like this:
الى أين أنتي ذاهبة؟
ela ayna ante thaheba
ا ل ى - أ ي ن - أ ن ت ي - ذ ا ه ب ة ؟
------------------------------
what are you eating?
ماذا تأكل؟
matha ta`akol ?
for male.

ماذا تأكلين؟
matha ta`akoleen?
for female

so in arabic they add ( ة)
to indecate to female

here are some adj to show u how:
سعيد= happy = s3eed or sa`eed (m)
he is happy = ennaho saaed= إنه سعيد
she is happy = ennaha sa`eeda= إنها سعيدة
سعيدة= sa`eeda= happy (F)
-----------------
tall = طويل taweel = for male
طويلة = taweela = for female= tall

صغير = sagheer= young or small (m)
صغيرة = sagheera = young or small (F)
and so on ...etc).

[Maviii]

Originally Posted by citlalli

Thanks Mavii! Little by little we are learning useful stuff

I hope so my dear friend

[maria_gr]

Hey Mavii, thank you so much

[Layla]

Dear Mavii, could you write, please the imperative form (masculin and feminine) of some verbs, that are mostly used. Like: Come!, Go!, Write!, Read!, Eat!, Learn! and others.

[Maviii]

Originally Posted by Layla

Dear Mavii, could you write, please the imperative form (masculin and feminine) of some verbs, that are mostly used. Like: Come!, Go!, Write!, Read!, Eat!, Learn! and others.

come= ta`li = ta3ali= تعالي= (F)
come= ta`aal= ta3al = تعال = (M)

go= ethhabi = إذهبي= (F)
go= ethhab = إذهب = (m)

write = oktobi = أكتبي = (f)
write= oktob = أكتب = (m)

read= ekraei =إقرأي = (f)
read= ekraa = إقرأ = (m)

eat = kuli = كلي = (f)
eat = kol = كل = (m)

cry = ebki = إبكي = (f)
cry = ebki = إبكي = (m)

smile = edhaki = إضحكي = (f)
smile = edhak = إضحك = (m)

if u notice we add the lettler i (ي)
in the end of the verb so it become imperative verb

hope that helps u dear

[LaaSemaa]

Thank you maviii
I note down

[Layla]

Originally Posted by Maviii

come= ta`li = ta3ali= تعالي= (F)
come= ta`aal= ta3al = تعال = (M)

go= ethhabi = إذهبي= (F)
go= ethhab = إذهب = (m)

write = oktobi = أكتبي = (f)
write= oktob = أكتب = (m)

read= ekraei =إقرأي = (f)
read= ekraa = إقرأ = (m)

eat = kuli = كلي = (f)
eat = kol = كل = (m)

cry = ebki = إبكي = (f)
cry = ebki = إبكي = (m)

smile = edhaki = إضحكي = (f)
smile = edhak = إضحك = (m)

if u notice we add the lettler i (ي)
in the end of the verb so it become imperative verb

hope that helps u dear

yes, of course it helps. thank you. i will try to take other verbs and write their imperatives and then post them so that you can correct me, if necessary, o.k?

[Maviii]

Originally Posted by Layla

yes, of course it helps. thank you. i will try to take other verbs and write their imperatives and then post them so that you can correct me, if necessary, o.k?

that`ll be very good dear layla
this is the write way
try to write & even if u do some mistakes that will be good
to know
& am here to do any help my friend
i am really glad that u are working on urself
thats great step
good luck dear & dont forget to post some of what u try here
so i`ll correct if that needs

[Layla]

Well, dear Mavii, i took 10 verbs and put them in the Imperative mood, f. and m. singular and plural and also m+f (dual). I hope i did at least something good.

1. to do – m. sg. ifa3al
f. sg. ifa3ali
m+f ifa3ala
m. pl. ifa3alu
f. pl. ifa3alna

2. to talk - m. sg. itakallam
f. sg. itakallami
m+f itakallama
m. pl. itakallamu
f. pl. itakallamna

3. to come out - m. sg. ukhruj
f. sg. ukhruji
m+f ukhruja
m. pl. ukhruju
f. pl. ukhrujna

4. to come in – m. sg. udkhul
f. sg. udkhuli
m+f udkhula
m. pl. udkhulu
f. pl. udkhulna

5. to get on (a bus) – m. sg. irkib
f. sg. irkibi
m+f irkiba
m. pl. irkibu
f. pl. irkibna

6. to study – m. sg. udrus
f. sg. udrusi
m+f udrusa
m. pl. udrusu
f. pl. udrusna

7. to send (a letter) – m. sg. ursil
f. sg. ursili
m+f. ursila
m. pl. ursulu
f. pl. ursulna

8. to watch – m. sg. undhur
f. sg. undhuri
m+f undhura
m. pl undhuru
f. pl. undhurna

9. to believe – m. sg. usaddaq
f. sg. usaddaqi
m+f usaddaqa
m. pl. usaddaqu
f. pl. usaddaqna

10. to applaude – m. sg. usaffaq
f. sg. ussaffaqi
m+f usaffaqa
m. pl. usaffaqu
f. pl. usaffaqna


And for the verbs, that already end in "i", which is their Imperative? For example, for the verbs: iabni (to build) and iughani (to sing).

Please correct my mistakes. Thank you.

[Maghreb*]

I love this!! Go on please with learning us arabic.

[Maviii]

Originally Posted by Layla

Well, dear Mavii, i took 10 verbs and put them in the Imperative mood, f. and m. singular and plural and also m+f (dual). I hope i did at least something good.


2. to talk - m. sg. itakallam
f. sg. itakallami
m+f itakallama
m. pl. itakallamu
f. pl. itakallamna
-this right but without (i) so just delete the letter (i)



3. to come out - m. sg. ukhruj
f. sg. ukhruji
m+f ukhruja
m. pl. ukhruju
f. pl. ukhrujna

4. to come in – m. sg. udkhul
f. sg. udkhuli
m+f udkhula
m. pl. udkhulu
f. pl. udkhulna

5. to get on (a bus) – m. sg. irkib
f. sg. irkibi
m+f irkiba
m. pl. irkibu
f. pl. irkibna

6. to study – m. sg. udrus
f. sg. udrusi
m+f udrusa
m. pl. udrusu
f. pl. udrusna

7. to send (a letter) – m. sg. ursil
f. sg. ursili
m+f. ursila
m. pl. ursulu
f. pl. ursulna
ursil means i send & when u put it in the Imperative mood it goes like this
f.sg - arseli
m+f - arselaa
m.pl - arsilo
f.pl - arsilna


8. to watch – m. sg. undhur
f. sg. undhuri
m+f undhura
m. pl undhuru
f. pl. undhurna
yandhor is the verb from nadhara, when u put it in the Imperative mood it goes like this:
f.sg - ondhori
m+f - ondhora
m.pl - ondhoro
f.pl - ondhurna

9. to believe – m. sg. usaddaq
f. sg. usaddaqi
m+f usaddaqa
m. pl. usaddaqu
f. pl. usaddaqna
here just delete the letter (u)


10. to applaude – m. sg. usaffaq
f. sg. ussaffaqi
m+f usaffaqa
m. pl. usaffaqu
f. pl. usaffaqna
here delete the letter (u) .


And for the verbs, that already end in "i", which is their Imperative? For example, for the verbs: iabni (to build) and iughani (to sing).

yabni is verb from bana yabni
so
f.sg - ebni
m+f - ebneya or ebno
m.pl - ebno
f.pl - ebno
------
the verb to sing
singing (ghena`a) ghanna is past verb
yoghanni is present verb..

Imperative mood
f.sg - ghanni
m+f - ghanno or ghanneya (both is correct)
m.pl - ghanno
f.pl - ghanno

Please correct my mistakes. Thank you.

but you are very good
Bravo

[LaaSemaa]

hi mavi can u for example learn os this in arabic :

I / Me
You
He
She
We
They

I dont know
she dont know
and so on ..

can u help?

[Layla]

Thank you, Mavii! I'll post other Grammar things here, so you can tell me if I'm right or wrong.

How do you say: "Unfortunately, I'm still thinking about you?"

[Maviii]

Originally Posted by LaaSemaa

hi mavi can u for example learn os this in arabic :

I / Me - Ana
You - anta for (m) ante (f)
He - howa
She - heya
We - nahno
They- hom

I dont know- ana la aaref (or) la aaref
she dont know - heya la taaref
and so on ..

can u help?

if u need another things just write here & am ready to answer

[Maviii]

Originally Posted by Layla

Thank you, Mavii! I'll post other Grammar things here, so you can tell me if I'm right or wrong.

How do you say: "Unfortunately, I'm still thinking about you?"

"Unfortunately, I'm still thinking about you?"
Lel asaf la zelto offaker bk (if u r talking to male)
Lel asaf la zelto offaker beke (if u r talking to female)

& in the every day arabic language it goes like this

Lel asaf lessa bffkr feek (M)
Lel asaf lessa bffkr feeke (for female)

[LaaSemaa]

Originally Posted by Maviii

if u need another things just write here & am ready to answer

shoukran kteer maviii

[Layla]

Originally Posted by Maviii

"Unfortunately, I'm still thinking about you?"
Lel asaf la zelto offaker bk (if u r talking to male)
Lel asaf la zelto offaker beke (if u r talking to female)

& in the every day arabic language it goes like this

Lel asaf lessa bffkr feek (M)
Lel asaf lessa bffkr feeke (for female)

Chukran ktir, Mavii!

[maria_gr]

I was away for a while, but now I'm back and I'll study all of your great posts Mavii. Thanks for the help you provide to all of us. Do you want me to make this thread sticky? Then it will always stay in the first place.

[Dr.Halah]

wo0ow

it's helpful

nice from you

^_^

[lollipop]

Originally Posted by maria_gr

Do you want me to make this thread sticky? Then it will always stay in the first place.

Very good idea, Maria. Yes, let's sticky this.

[Layla]

Please, Mavii could you tell me, what the word "yane" means. I've heard it a lot at Nancy Ajram. Just take a look at this interview:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI6Ni...eature=related

[asidashy]

thanx for good info friends =)

[asidashy]

if you dont have arabic keyboard try to combine letters in this way :

Start/Run/ charmap/ Enter
after you Run the charpmap you should change the Language from Arabic
and you should choose " tahoma " font

and the copy paste

[Maviii]

Originally Posted by lollipop

Very good idea, Maria. Yes, let's sticky this.

Thank you both (Maria gr & lollipop) for sticky this thread..

[Maviii]

Originally Posted by Layla

Please, Mavii could you tell me, what the word "yane" means. I've heard it a lot at Nancy Ajram. Just take a look at this interview:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI6Ni...eature=related

dear layla this word means:
(yani) : that is to say, I mean, in other words..

this word is the same turkish word (yani) & means the same as turkish people use it .. & in other way it used usually like american people use the word
(u know)... but yane or yani means : i mean .. what i mean ...etc)
i hope u got it now

[Layla]

Originally Posted by Maviii

dear layla this word means:
(yani) : that is to say, I mean, in other words..

this word is the same turkish word (yani) & means the same as turkish people use it .. & in other way it used usually like american people use the word
(u know)... but yane or yani means : i mean .. what i mean ...etc)
i hope u got it now

Thank you! Yes, i got it now, thanks God!

[Nozika]

great topic but i have question, u put here arabic letter, but can u say how spell them.. i mean how to spell 2, 3 7 etc> i arabic words, coz it is so compilcated

for example in such word 2esset 3osha2

[Maviii]

Originally Posted by Nozika

great topic but i have question, u put here arabic letter, but can u say how spell them.. i mean how to spell 2, 3 7 etc> i arabic words, coz it is so compilcated

for example in such word 2esset 3osha2

the arabic numbers spelling is different than using
it in this case (2esset 3osha2)
this way is discovered by the new generation to make it easy when sending messages by mobile coz some kind of mobiles dont have the arabic fonts so they use numbers .. also in translation by latin fonts to make it easy for non arabian people to spell the words ..coz in arabic languages there is lettlers
which is not in english or another language and those letters have their own spelling ..

so they use the number this way:
2 : as a letter (ء)
7 : as (ح)
6: as (ط)
3 : as (ع)
and so on ...