I loved that too 😅😅😅

Stenographers who write what is known as 'shorthand' shorten words so they can write as quickly as one is speaking. Also in English it is often common to drop words in sentences, as the listener will know and understand what is being said and meant by the sentence. This 'dropping and shortening of words' is common in the English language. In fact both arabic and Latin are pure languages, whereas English is a corrupt language, though its corruption serves a purpose within 'legal meanings and definitions' which often differ from 'Common Street English' meanings. One reason why Latin was dropped from the curriculum, and is no longer taught in school. Not knowing Latin means one will never fully understand the English language, and by virtue of that it dumbs down the people' Both Latin and arabic were very important and critical in the language of Law and Commerce.

@@andrew_koala2974 I studied shorthand in high school and when I worked in the Middle East, I found it interesting to see "shorthand"-like alphabets. Although I still do not speak Arabic after all these years, I studied the Arabic alphabets and I guess my love for different writings influenced me. Another language which has different alphabets that I self-studied is Georgian.

@@isabelhearts8453 111¹a1111¹11111¹¹¹¹½Ssssßßssßssßsßßss

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What is your technich ? Bcus my pronunciation is not so goof

@@ICanSpeakArabic I believe is how much you want to learn.. And most definitely practicing there is a lot in this language but there is nothing impossible 😊😇 and Yess lISTEN is the main key🔑

Dulce Morales It would be interesting to what you believe are arab countries. arab countries are the 'Gulf' States. There are many countries that speak arabic but are not arab, and arabic language words entered many other langues. these one could say are 'borrowed words' found in Turkish. Persian, Kurdish, arabic language is also spoken in Morocco *Maroc Tunisia and in other African countries but they are not Arab. The arabic language was acquired during the expansion of Islam. Both Spanish and Maltese also share arabic language words and a great part of the culture, music and genetics. Even English has words that originate from arabic. arabic language has also been taught in High School as a second language in England for well over a decade. A;so of note is that Persian has 4 extra characters that do not exist in the arabic language alphabet because the Persian sounds do not exist in the arabic language, Persian also shares words with French, and German also borrows words from Persian, which have its origin in Sanskrit, and from German the words leaked into English. Linguistics is a complex and interesting subject -- And it all leads to Phonecia- From where we get the word 'Phonetics' and 'Phone' - such as Telephone... Phonograph and the word 'Alphabet'

Agreed.

The teacher must be marvellous. Surprisingly a big number of muslims in muslim countries can read the Quran perfectly but they do not understand arabic.

lol, it's 2:30am here & this caught my attention

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5.00 am.... I wake up early

Bil Hawa sawa😂

More learning😘😍

Which country do you belong bro

أحسنتِ

بيت المرأة

المرأة means woman. Oke, noted

@@rohmaniati1158 yes good المرأة woman singular forme and النساء women plural forme

کتاب المعلم= the teacher's book

You mean...Hamas stop the massacres

Keep learning you will be successful 👍👍

Maha I love your teaching style. You are Fantastic!! 💞Thank you. Shukran.

Josie-Ana Edenshaw Hallo where are you from please

ماشاء الله 😊

I believe the Quranic Arabic is different from the spoken arabic today.

MaschaAllah

@@aleefmohammed244yes but idafa is same for example abd and allah idafa woud be adullahi. second noun will get a kesra below of last latter which is called kaobar[ in english called predicate] the first noun called mubtada will get damma on the last latter. this term is called mudada and khabar means subjet and predicate

kopee lampoong well done fellow classmate. I also did that most respecting rules 2 3 4 not 5 and 1. If teacher came first I.e belonging to some thing and it was plural then rule 5 would have been respected. I definitely like this teacher. May allah increase her deeds and make her affairs easy. Great teacher.

Same here. 😊 Thanx.

١- سيّارة أبي ٢- بيت ألإمرأة ٣- سوق ألمدينة ٤- مدرسة بنتي ٥ - كتاب ألمعلِّم شكراً كثير يا مها 🙏🏻❤

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But be carefull with SIFA adj which take "ال" if the noun has it

Beautifully explained

Keep learning !

Virginia, if you want to become a perfect trilingual, don't say "because of you" but " thanks to you".

Hello dear sandra If you want to practice arabic with someone I'm arabic persone And maybe i can help you If you want just tell me