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Lesson 10b
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CONTENTS |
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LESSONS |
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10B |
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BONUS VOCABULARY |
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OUR WEBSITE: |
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BABEL ARABIC COURSE |
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10(b). My Name is Issam
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'Ahabba
(v) To love, to like |
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'Akh, 'ikhwān
Brother. Singular and plural. |
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'Al-ān
Now |
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'Anā
I |
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Aydān
Too, also. Note that the 'n' is not written in Arabic. |
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Hiyya
She |
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Huwa
He |
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'Inna
Means directly translated 'verily', but it is used much, often in place of 'it is' and similar. |
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'Ism
Name |
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Kabīr; akbar
Big; bigger. Akbar is also used for 'biggest'; there is no specific word for 'biggest' in Arabic. |
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Kathīr; akthar
Much, more. 'Akthar is also used for 'most'; there is no specific word for 'most' in Arabic. |
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Lākin
But. Note here that the long 'a' is not written in Arabic. This word is an unusual example of this exeption. |
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Madīna; mudun
Town, city |
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Majnūn; majnūna
Crazy, crazy person. Masculine and feminine. |
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Min
From |
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Misr or masr
Egypt, Cairo. Confusingly used for both the country and its capital. |
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Qāla
(v) (v) To say, to speak, to talk |
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Sakana
(v) To live [somewhere], to reside |
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Thānī
Second, the other |
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Wa
And. Usually linked with the succeeding word. |
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Zanna
(v) To think, to have the opinion |
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'A'ila
Family |
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-Hā
Hers. Suffix to a noun. |
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-Hu
His. Suffix to a noun. |
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The
Holy Quran Quotes
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“And they (polytheists, disbelievers in the Oneness of Allah and in His Messenger, Muhammad (saw) ) will not cease fighting you until they turn you back from your religion (Islamic Monotheism) if they can.”
(Al-Baqarah, 2:217)
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