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Language/Standard-arabic/Grammar/Plural

2017-02-26T14:46:42Z

Makman123:

[[File:Arabic-Grammar-Plural.jpg|thumb|none]]

Hello Everyone,

Today, I'm going to talk About the '''Plural''' in the Arabic Language ...

Well, in Arabic '''Every noun more than three things or Persons called Plural (Jam'a)''' and this Jam'a can be by Adding something to the word.

*For Example :

'''World (A'lam) (عالم)''' If we want to make it Plural we should '''Add letters''' to It and these letters are Either '''(ون) Or (ين)''' so here is how it becomes

'''(عالمون) and (عالمين)''' both of this means '''(Worlds )'''

but we use each one in different places

we also make Plural by '''changing the letters of the Word''' itself like '''( man ) (رجل )'''we make it plural by changing the Letters of the Word Itself '''(men ) (رجال)'''

another Example is '''(pencil) (قلم)''' the Plural is '''(Pencils) (أقلام)'''

So the First type {'''by adding special letters (ون) Or (ين)''' } called : '''Jam'a Mozakkar Salim'''

the second type { '''the one that we change the Letters of the Word itself''' } called : '''Jam'a Takseer'''

you should know that Jam'a Mozakkar Salim is for male nouns or any thing we can Consider as male .... as in First Example (World) in Arabic we can Consider it As Male

so for now we have '''Jam'a Mozakkar Salim''' and '''Jam'a Takseer'''

the third Type is '''Jam'a MoAnnas Salim''' and it is :

every noun more than three things or Persons called Plural and this noun must be ''''''Female noun or anything we can consider it as female''''''

we make the Plural Of this name by Adding (ات) to the End of the noun itself

*For Example :

the name '''(Fatima) (فاطمة)''' the plural is '''(فاطمات)'''

'''(Nurse) (ممرضة)''' the plural is '''(ممرضات)'''

I'll start here to talk about first type Of Jam'a......

'''Jam'a Mozakkar Salim'''

how we create it and how we know that this word can be '''Jam'a Mozakkar Salim or Not .....'''

so

we create this '''Jam'a Mozakkar Salim''' by adding '''(ون) Or (ين)''' to the End of Word ...... this word must be A noun not Verb .....

we add '''(ين)''' when the name is '''Maftooh and Maksoor''' well I know you didn't understand this (Maftooh)(Maksoor) it's other subject ..... but we can say you Add '''(ين)''' to Word if it is (object - Modaf Ilayh - Ism Kana - ..... Etc ) well Each name have explanation and I will talk about them each .....

and We Add '''(ون)''' when then Noun is '''(Madmoom)''' as before I'll Explain this (Madmoom) later ...... but we can Say you Add ''''''(ون)'''''' to (Subject , Mobtada'a , Khabar , Ism Inna) I'll explain this in other lessons .....

like this You can Make the Jam'a from Nouns ....

Well, this was just an introduction other lessons ... I'll write it soon with more Examples

I hope this was Helpful.

Language/Standard-arabic/Pronunciation/Alphabet-and-Pronunciation

2017-02-09T07:26:24Z

Makman123: letters Pronunciation

[[File:arabic-alphabet-and-pronunciation.jpg]]

Hello everyone!

We are going to talk about the letters and how you spell them In Arabic ... So let's start:

In Arabic we have Letters like ( '''ا ب ت ث ج ح ....''').

These letters have pronunciation.

Then we have these small Symbols ( َ - ُ - ِ ) ( ً - ٌ - ٍ ) ( ّ ) ( ْ).

When we add those Symbols to the Letter it will change their pronunciation ...

Well not very different but it will look like we say the letter with a second letter or more ....

So I'll give Examples and see:

We will start with the first three symbols: ( َ ) ( ُ ) ( ِ )

#The first one is called in Arabic "'''Fat ha'''" and it means you should open your mouth while saying the letter.
#The second one is called "'''Damma'''". Your mouth should have a round shape like you're pronouncing a "O".
#The third one is called "'''Kasra'''". Your mouth should have the same shape as when you're pronouncing a "E".

Here are some examples:

*If we want to say the letter ( ب ) in Arabic, let's add that Fatha to it ( بَ ). Its pronunciation becomes ('''Ba'''). Not a long "a", just a short one.
*if we want to say the letter ( ب ) in Arabic, let's add that Damma to it ( بُ ). Its pronunciation becomes ('''Bo'''). Not a long "o", just a short one.
*if we want to say the letter ( ب ) in Arabic, let's add that Kasra to it ( بِ ). Its pronunciation becomes ('''Be'''). Not a long "e", just a short one.

The table below will help you with other letters:

{| class="wikitable"
!letter
!name of the letter
!pronunciation with Fatha
!pronunciation with Damma
!pronunciation with Kasra
|-
|ا
|Alif
|A
|O
|E
|-
|ب
|Ba'a
|Ba
|Bo
|Be
|-
|ت
|Ta'a
|Ta
|To
|Te
|-
|ث
|tha'a (th here must pronounce as [th] in tee[th]
|tha
|tho
|the
|-
|ج
|jeem
|ja
|jo
|je
|-
|ح
|ha'a [h]
|ha
|Ho
|He
|-
|خ
|Kha'a [KH] must pronounce as [X letter in Russian]
|Kha
|Kho
|Khe
|}
and so on with All the letters.

Please note that the second letter you add has a very short pronunciation.

I hope this will help you. A lot of people I talked to found this hard to understand but found it a little easier after this explanation ...

See you soon.

part2 :

hello Again ...

well let's complete our lesson ....

we'll talk about these symbols ( ً )-( ٌ )-( ٍ )
*The first one is called in Arabic "'''Tanween Al''' '''Fat'h'''" and it means you should open your mouth while saying the letter then add N at the end of letter.
*The second one is called "'''Tanween Al Damm'''". Your mouth should have a round shape like you're pronouncing a "O" and add N at the End of the letter
*The third one is called "'''Tanween Al Kasr'''". Your mouth should have the same shape as when you're pronouncing a "E" .and add N at the End of the letter

Here are some examples:
*If we want to say the letter ( ب ) in Arabic, let's add '''Tanween Al Fat'h''' to it ( بً ). Its pronunciation becomes ('''Ban)'''. Not a long "a", just a short one.
*if we want to say the letter ( ب ) in Arabic, let's add '''Tanween Al Damm''' to it ( بٌ ). Its pronunciation becomes ('''Bon'''). Not a long "o", just a short one.
*if we want to say the letter ( ب ) in Arabic, let's add '''Tanween Al Kasr''' to it ( بٍ ). Its pronunciation becomes ('''Ben'''). Not a long "e", just a short one.
The table below will help you with other letters:
{| class="wikitable"
!letter
!name of the letter
!pronunciation with Tanween Al Fat'h
!pronunciation with Tanween Al Damm
!pronunciation with Tanween Al Kasr
|-
|ا
|Alif
|An
|On
|Ee
|-
|ب
|Ba'a
|Ban
|Bon
|Ben
|-
|ت
|Ta'a
|Tan
|Ton
|Ten
|-
|ث
|tha'a (th here must pronounce as [th] in tee[th]
|than
|thon
|then
|-
|ج
|jeem
|jan
|jon
|jen
|-
|ح
|ha'a
|han
|Hon
|Hen
|-
|خ
|Kha'a [KH] must pronounce as [X letter in Russian]
|Khan
|Khon
|Khen
|}
and so on with All the letters.

i'll complete letter

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[[Category: Arabic/Beginner]]

Language/Standard-arabic/Pronunciation/Alphabet-and-Pronunciation

2017-02-07T17:10:38Z

Makman123: Arabic letters with Harakat

hello Everyone ..... I'm gonna talk about letters and how you spell them In Arabic ........

so let's start

in Arabic we have Letters like ( '''ا ب ت ث ج ح ....''') these letters have pronunciation and then we have this small Symbols ( َ - ُ - ِ ) ( ً - ٌ - ٍ ) ( ّ ) ( ْ) when we add this Symbols to Letter it will have other pronunciation ...... well not very different but it will look like we say the letter with a second letter or more ....

so I'll give Examples and see

maybe we start with only the first three symbols

( َ ) ( ُ ) ( ِ )

the first one called in Arabic ( Fatha ) and it means you should open mouth when say the Letter

the second one called ( Damma ) and it means you should round your mouth like when you say ( o )

the third called (Kasra ) and it means you should make your mouth like when you say (E ) so

let's have Examples

if we want to say the letter in Arabic ( ب ) let's add that Fatha to it ( بَ ) after adding it ...... its pronunciation becomes ( Ba ) not long a just short one

if we want to say the letter in Arabic ( ب ) let's add that Damma to it ( بُ ) after adding it ...... its pronunciation becomes ( Bo ) not long o just short one

if we want to say the letter in Arabic ( ب ) let's add that Kasra to it ( بِ ) after adding it ...... its pronunciation becomes ( Be ) not long e just short one

so the table can help with other letters
{| class="wikitable"
!letter
!name of the letter
!pronunciation with Fatha
!pronunciation with Damma
!pronunciation with Kasra
|-
|ا
|Alif
|A
|O
|E
|-
|ب
|Ba'a
|Ba
|Bo
|Be
|-
|ت
|Ta'a
|Ta
|To
|Te
|-
|ث
|tha'a
|tha
|tho
|the
|-
|ج
|jeem
|ja
|jo
|je
|-
|ح
|ha'a
|ha
|Ho
|He
|-
|خ
|Kha'a
|Kha
|Kho
|Khe
|-
|
|
|
|
|
|}
and so on with All letters

just you should no that the second letter you add when pronounce you shod say it so short ......

hope this will help you

a lot of Men and women I talk to .... was finding this hard but after I Explain it they saw it a little easier .... so hope this is easy for you

see yeah

Language/Standard-arabic/Grammar/Plural

2017-01-01T20:46:35Z

Makman123:

Hello Everyone

I'm Gonna talk About '''Plural''' in Arabic Language .....

Well In Arabic '''Every noun more than three things or Persons called Plural (Jam'a)''' and this Jam'a can be by Adding something to the word

For Example :

'''World (A'lam) (عالم)''' If we want to make it Plural we should '''Add letters''' to It and these letters are Either '''(ون) Or (ين)''' so here is how it becomes

'''(عالمون) and (عالمين)''' both of this means '''(Worlds )'''

but we use each one in different places

we also make Plural by '''changing the letters of the Word''' itself like '''( man ) (رجل )'''we make it plural by changing the Letters of the Word Itself '''(men ) (رجال)'''

another Example is '''(pencil) (قلم)''' the Plural is '''(Pencils) (أقلام)'''

So the First type {'''by adding special letters (ون) Or (ين)''' } called : '''Jam'a Mozakkar Salim'''

the second type { '''the one that we change the Letters of the Word itself''' } called : '''Jam'a Takseer'''

you should know that Jam'a Mozakkar Salim is for male nouns or any thing we can Consider as male .... as in First Example (World) in Arabic we can Consider it As Male

so for now we have '''Jam'a Mozakkar Salim''' and '''Jam'a Takseer'''

the third Type is '''Jam'a MoAnnas Salim''' and it is :

every noun more than three things or Persons called Plural and this noun must be ''''''Female noun or anything we can consider it as female''''''

we make the Plural Of this name by Adding (ات) to the End of the noun itself

'''For Example :'''

the name '''(Fatima) (فاطمة)''' the plural is '''(فاطمات)'''

'''(Nurse) (ممرضة)''' the plural is '''(ممرضات)'''

well this was just an introduction other lessons ......

I'll write it soon with more Examples

hope this was Helpful

Language/Standard-arabic/Grammar/Plural

2017-01-01T16:49:42Z

Makman123: Created page with "Hello Everyone I'm Gonna talk About '''Plural''' in Arabic Language ..... Well In Arabic '''everything more than three things or Persons called Plural (Jam'a)''' and this..."

Hello Everyone

I'm Gonna talk About '''Plural''' in Arabic Language .....

Well In Arabic '''everything more than three things or Persons called Plural (Jam'a)''' and this Jam'a can be by Adding something to the word

For Example :

'''World (A'lam) (عالم)''' If we want to make it Plural we should '''Add letters''' to It and these letters are Either '''(ون) Or (ين)''' so here is how it becomes

'''(عالمون) and (عالمين)''' both of this means '''(Worlds )'''

but we use each one in different places

we also make Plural by '''changing the letters of the Word''' itself like '''( man ) (رجل )'''we make it plural by changing the Letters of the Word Itself '''(men ) (رجال)'''

another Example is '''(pencil) (قلم)''' the Plural is '''(Pencils) (أقلام)'''

So the First type {'''by adding special letters (ون) Or (ين)''' } called : '''Jam'a Mozakkar Salim'''

the second type { '''the one that we change the Letters of the Word itself''' } called : '''Jam'a Takseer'''

well this was just an introduction other lessons ......

I'll write it soon with more Examples

hope this was Helpful

Language/Standard-arabic/Vocabulary/Useful-Sentenses

2016-12-29T09:04:53Z

Makman123:

hello Everyone

I'll give you some Arabic Important Sentences you can use in conversations

and here we go :
[[File:Test.jpeg|thumb]]
{| class="wikitable"
!En
!AR
!how to say it in Arabic
|-
|'''Hello , how are you ?'''
|مرحباً , كيف حالك ؟
|'''Marhaban , Kayfa Haloka ?'''
|-
|'''what's your Name ?'''
|ما اسمك ؟
|'''Ma Ismoka ?'''
|-
|'''My name is Khalil'''
|إسمي خليل
|'''Ismee Khalil'''
|-
|'''what about you ?'''
|ماذا عنك ؟
|'''Maza Ank ?'''
|-
|'''I'm Omar'''
|أنا عمر
|'''Ana Omar'''
|-
|'''Nice to meet you Omar'''
|سعيد بلقائك ياعمر
|'''Sa'idon Bilika'ika ya Omar'''
|-
|'''Me too'''
|أنا أيضاً
|'''Ana Aydan'''
|-
|'''how old Are you ?'''
|كم عمرك ؟
|'''Kam Omroka ?'''
|-
|'''I'm 32 years old'''
|عمري 32 سنة
|'''Omri Ith'nan wa th'alath'oona sanah'''
|-
|'''what's your Work?'''
|ماهو عملك ؟
|'''Ma ho'wa Amalok'''
|-
|'''I'm working In Computers Field'''
|أنا أعمل في مجال الحواسيب
|'''Ana A'amal Fi Majal Alhawaseeb'''
|-
|'''do you like travel ?'''
|هل تحب السفر ؟
|'''hal tohibbo Assafar ?'''
|-
|'''do you have brothers or Sisters ?'''
|هل لديك أخوة وأخوات ؟
|'''Hal ladayka Ikhwa wa Akhawat ?'''
|-
|'''I have 2 brothers and A sister'''
|عندي أخين وأخت
|'''Indi Akhain wa Okht'''
|-
|'''I want to talk to you Again'''
|أريد أن أكلمك مرة ثانية
|'''Oredo An Okallimaka Maratan th'aniya'''
|-
|'''we can meet tomorrow'''
|يمكننا أن نلتقي غداً
|'''Yomkinona An naltaki ghadan'''
|}
well I'll try to Update this Every while

hope this was helpful

File:Test.jpeg

2016-12-29T09:00:18Z

Makman123:

Language/Standard-arabic/Vocabulary/Useful-Sentenses

2016-12-29T08:59:06Z

Makman123:

hello Everyone

I'll give you some Arabic Important Sentences you can use in conversations

and here we go :
{| class="wikitable"
!En
!AR
!how to say it in Arabic
|-
|'''Hello , how are you ?'''
|مرحباً , كيف حالك ؟
|'''Marhaban , Kayfa Haloka ?'''
|-
|'''what's your Name ?'''
|ما اسمك ؟
|'''Ma Ismoka ?'''
|-
|'''My name is Khalil'''
|إسمي خليل
|'''Ismee Khalil'''
|-
|'''what about you ?'''
|ماذا عنك ؟
|'''Maza Ank ?'''
|-
|'''I'm Omar'''
|أنا عمر
|'''Ana Omar'''
|-
|'''Nice to meet you Omar'''
|سعيد بلقائك ياعمر
|'''Sa'idon Bilika'ika ya Omar'''
|-
|'''Me too'''
|أنا أيضاً
|'''Ana Aydan'''
|-
|'''how old Are you ?'''
|كم عمرك ؟
|'''Kam Omroka ?'''
|-
|'''I'm 32 years old'''
|عمري 32 سنة
|'''Omri Ith'nan wa th'alath'oona sanah'''
|-
|'''what's your Work?'''
|ماهو عملك ؟
|'''Ma ho'wa Amalok'''
|-
|'''I'm working In Computers Field'''
|أنا أعمل في مجال الحواسيب
|'''Ana A'amal Fi Majal Alhawaseeb'''
|-
|'''do you like travel ?'''
|هل تحب السفر ؟
|'''hal tohibbo Assafar ?'''
|-
|'''do you have brothers or Sisters ?'''
|هل لديك أخوة وأخوات ؟
|'''Hal ladayka Ikhwa wa Akhawat ?'''
|-
|'''I have 2 brothers and A sister'''
|عندي أخين وأخت
|'''Indi Akhain wa Okht'''
|-
|'''I want to talk to you Again'''
|أريد أن أكلمك مرة ثانية
|'''Oredo An Okallimaka Maratan th'aniya'''
|-
|'''we can meet tomorrow'''
|يمكننا أن نلتقي غداً
|'''Yomkinona An naltaki ghadan'''
|}
well I'll try to Update this Every while

hope this was helpful

Language/Standard-arabic/Vocabulary/Useful-Sentenses

2016-12-29T08:54:32Z

Makman123: some important sentences in Arabic

hello Everyone

I'll give you some Arabic Important Sentences you can use in conversations

and here we go :<gallery>
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</gallery>
{| class="wikitable"
!En
!AR
!how to say it in Arabic
|-
|'''Hello , how are you ?'''
|مرحباً , كيف حالك ؟
|'''Marhaban , Kayfa Haloka ?'''
|-
|'''what's your Name ?'''
|ما اسمك ؟
|'''Ma Ismoka ?'''
|-
|'''My name is Khalil'''
|إسمي خليل
|'''Ismee Khalil'''
|-
|'''what about you ?'''
|ماذا عنك ؟
|'''Maza Ank ?'''
|-
|'''I'm Omar'''
|أنا عمر
|'''Ana Omar'''
|-
|'''Nice to meet you Omar'''
|سعيد بلقائك ياعمر
|'''Sa'idon Bilika'ika ya Omar'''
|-
|'''Me too'''
|أنا أيضاً
|'''Ana Aydan'''
|-
|'''how old Are you ?'''
|كم عمرك ؟
|'''Kam Omroka ?'''
|-
|'''I'm 32 years old'''
|عمري 32 سنة
|'''Omri Ith'nan wa th'alath'oona sanah'''
|-
|'''what's your Work?'''
|ماهو عملك ؟
|'''Ma ho'wa Amalok'''
|-
|'''I'm working In Computers Field'''
|أنا أعمل في مجال الحواسيب
|'''Ana A'amal Fi Majal Alhawaseeb'''
|-
|'''do you like travel ?'''
|هل تحب السفر ؟
|'''hal tohibbo Assafar ?'''
|-
|'''do you have brothers or Sisters ?'''
|هل لديك أخوة وأخوات ؟
|'''Hal ladayka Ikhwa wa Akhawat ?'''
|-
|'''I have 2 brothers and A sister'''
|عندي أخين وأخت
|'''Indi Akhain wa Okht'''
|-
|'''I want to talk to you Again'''
|أريد أن أكلمك مرة ثانية
|'''Oredo An Okallimaka Maratan th'aniya'''
|-
|'''we can meet tomorrow'''
|يمكننا أن نلتقي غداً
|'''Yomkinona An naltaki ghadan'''
|}
well I'll try to Update this Every while

hope this was helpful

Language/Standard-arabic/Vocabulary/Winter

2016-12-28T19:48:27Z

Makman123:

hello there .....

I'll talk about Winter ... I'll write some Winter Vocabularies and how you can say it in Arabic ..... hope you find this helpful

well here we go

'''EN''' = AR = '''how you say it in Arabic'''

1- '''the Winter''' = الشتاء = '''A shita'a'''
[[File:Winter-turkey.jpg|left|thumb]]

2- '''the Rain''' = المطر = '''Al matar'''

3- '''the Snow''' = الثلج = '''A th'alj'''

4- '''thunder''' = رعد = '''ra'ad'''

5- '''Tornado''' = إعصار = '''I'asar'''

6- '''wet''' = رطب = '''ra'teb'''

7-'''Heated''' = مدفأة = '''Midfa'ah'''

8-'''Mud''' = وحل = '''Wahl'''

9-'''Frozen''' = متجمد = '''mutajammed'''

10-'''Ice''' = جليد = '''Jaleed'''

if you have any other words you want to pronounce them Belong to Winter you can Write to me I'll Add them to this Lesson

hope this was Helpful

See yeah

Language/Standard-arabic/Vocabulary/Winter

2016-12-28T19:47:00Z

Makman123: some Winter Vocabularies

Language/Standard-arabic/Vocabulary/Vegetables

2016-12-10T15:23:44Z

Makman123: I just changed the pronounce of the Vegetables ....the pronounce was missing some letters

[[File:arabic-vegetables.jpg|thumb|none]]

Today, you will learn some vegetables words in Arabic:

==Vocabulary==

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|Tomatoes
| طماطم
| tamatm

|-
|Potatoes
| بطاطس
| batates

|-
|Carrots
| جزر
| gazar

|-
|cabbage
| كرنب
| koronb

|-
|pepper
| فلفل
|felfel

|-
|lettuce
|خس
|khas

|-
|Squash
|كوسه
|kosah

|-
|Onions
|بصل
|basal

|-
|garlic
|ثوم
|soom

|-
|bean
|فصوليا
|fasolya

|-
|Okra
|باميه
|bameah

|-
|Aubergine
|باذنجان
|bazengan

|-
|cauliflower
|قرنبيط
|karnabeat

|-
|olive
|زيتون
|zaytoon
|}

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|title=Vegetables Vocabulary in Arabic Language
|keywords=carrot, garlic, bean, potato, tomato, words, expressions, greens
|description=In this article, we will teach you some vegetables words and expressions in Arabic.
|og:image=http://polyglotclub.com/wiki/images/c/cb/Arabic-vegetables.jpg
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Language/Standard-arabic/Vocabulary/Colors

2016-12-03T13:50:16Z

Makman123: colors in Arabic with English letters

== الألوان في اللغة العربية / Colors in Arabic Language ==

====== hello Everyone .... here are some Arabic Colors and the Way you can say them / مرحبا جميعا ... هنا بعض الألوان باللغة العربية مع طريقة نطقها ======

=== White / أبيض/ ( Ab'Yad) ===

=== black / أسود / ( As'wad) ===

=== Yellow/ أصفر / ( As'far) ===

=== Green/ أخضر/ ( Akh'dar) ===

=== Red/ أحمر/ ( Ah'mar) ===

=== brown/ بني/ ( bon'nee) ===

=== Blue/ أزرق/ ( Az'rak) ===

=== pink/ زهري-وردي/ ( Zah'Ree)(War'Dee) ===

=== Purple/ بنفسجي / ( Ba'naf'sa'jee) ===
hope this help you with your Learning .....أتمنى أن يفيدكم هذا في تعلمكم

if you have another Colors you want to know the Way you can Say in Arabic then contact me ..... إذا كان لدين ألوان أخرى تريد ان تعرف طريقة نطقها بالعربية يمكنك مراسلتي