Learning Arabic language easily with Maviii

[Fatima Clinic]

Hi
I like this forum as I am learning arabic.How can I join this forum of Marviii

[Fatima Clinic]

it is الله اعطيك العافية

[Fatima Clinic]

What is the difference between Fa3ala Fa3ula and Fa3ila......

Hi Alice .. we can help you here in the forum
dont hesitate to ask any question about arabic
we'll do our best to help you out

[Fatima Clinic]

What is the meaning of Faa3ala?

[mexico62]

What is the meaning of Faa3ala?

Hi fatima, excuse me cause I´m trying to learn arabic as you, and I´m on the first step, if the word you are
looking for is with these َletters, فع َ ل, the meaning is "to do", hope this helps you. Saludos desde México.

[Maviii]

Mar haban, one doubt, when I was in Israel a friend told me "Ia tik el afie", and told me that means "God bless you", I want to know if this is Dialect or Fus7a and if the pronunciation is approximately good or how should I tell to a friend from Jordan. shukran tany (thanks again). saludos desde México.

"Ia tik el afie", = يعطيك العافية = ya'ateek al afieh
meaning is = may god give you health ''literary'' but its used as bless you
its usually used in different occasions
you can say it to someone who's working
or even say it as a '' hi '' while passing by someone who's doing something
and sometimes people use it in funny way
when u ruin something for example ..someone may tell you '' يعطيك العافية '' but meaning that what the heck you did

so it depends in the situation .. its not a specific dialect so most of arab countries will understand it
so to answer your question / you can say it as it is to anybody from jordan they will understand it perfectly
you can write it this way '' ye36eek el 3afyeh '' to a Jordanian person .


shukran tany (thanks again)/ its clear but not so correct
instead you can say - [ shukran marra tanyeh ]

hope it helps

[Maviii]

What is the meaning of Faa3ala?

fa3ala fa3ula fa3ila ..are derivative from the verb
Arabic is a highly derivation language, i.e. you can make words from the same root by using different forms.
In English, for example, we have words like, nation, national, nationalize, nationalization, etc.
that are related to each other in form and meaning.
Arabic is the same, and there are rules that govern how words are derived from each other.

So in the word above '' fa3ala '' = فعل
which means ''to do'' and same rhythm come the word '' kataba = كتب ''
which means ''to write''

hope i give sense ..its hard to explain all this in one post

p.s / check the last page in the thread
Arabic grammar from A-Z
i edited the roots lesson

[Fatima Clinic]

Thanks a lot Marviii

[mexico62]

Marhaban Maviii, aiwa, your answer was so helpful, we are learning a lot with your wise guidance, shukran marra tanyeh wa ma salama.

[mexico62]

Assalamu alaykum, min fadlik I have a friend that knows turkish, and I´d like to know if there are some, many or no one similarities in this language with arabic. shukran iktir wa ila ilaka.

[CZAREK2581]

Assalamu alaykum, min fadlik I have a friend that knows turkish, and I´d like to know if there are some, many or no one similarities in this language with arabic. shukran iktir wa ila ilaka.

sure especially if it goes about words

Turkish /Arabic

Kitap Kitab book
defter deftar notebook
mejlis majlis court
kalem Qalem pencil
mektep mektab desk/library
meydan meydan area-center
elbise melabis dress
sebep sebab reason
manzara manzhara view

[Oriee]

Assalamu alaykum, min fadlik I have a friend that knows turkish, and I´d like to know if there are some, many or
no one similarities in this language with arabic. shukran iktir wa ila ilaka.

Beside what CZAREK2581 said, which is vocabulary
Also some grammar
for example in Turkish they have a dropable separate pronoun and a word-linked proun, which is also presen in Arabic.
So many common expressions are also present which can't be found in English or have no direct equivelnt.

Look Here for same words, not to forget that some words are really Arabic origins but have different meaning than used in Arabic.

Also in Arabic especially Lavantine contries beside Egypt has words originated from Turkish language.

[mexico62]

Thanks CZAREK2581 and Oriee, your answers made me so happy, and encourage me to learn both languages, ana bhebak allughat. Shukran yazilan, ma assalama.

[aj9847]

hala shbab alltheyrics !
Ramadan kareem to all !

who will help me follow the news on aljazeera by translating the following words ? I'm very interested in getting the arabic perspective on coverage from syria....

likai
tafteesh
wada3a
zumala - colleagues ?
muthmain
lajna
matloob
abraz
mabla'3

There's one more set after this, shokran jazeelan !

[loolooalbadr]

mavii,,,are the Yemeni arabic include the classical Arabic?? wish u get my point ,,thanks in advance,,,

[Maviii]

mavii,,,are the Yemeni arabic include the classical Arabic?? wish u get my point ,,thanks in advance,,,

well in all arabic dialects a classic arabic words are used because after all its one language.