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| April 21st, 2008 | 2 comments |
Sometimes we make the silliest mistakes, but just can't see where we went wrong! It's only until we ask for help and the other person quickly points out the error, that we realise the small slip-up made. Tune in to learn how to ask others for help in Arabic, perhaps you have made a mistake as petty as that in the dialogue (forgetting to dial the international code), but need someone to point it out.
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Sal says
Tue 29th Apr 08@07:53 am
Hello again guys,
Is the word (ÃÖÝ) here a present tense? because it starts with (Ã), like (ÃÑíÏ) which is present tense. Shokran. |
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Ahlan again Sal;
The alef (Ã) in the word (ÃÖÝ) is part of the verb itself, and as you read in the translation, it is an order (ÃÖÝ means Add). Now if you want to make it present tense verb, just make it sound like(ÃÑíÏ) so it becomes (ÃÖíÝ), if we want to compare them, (ÃÑíÏ) means (I want)and (ÃÖíÝ) means (I add). Hope that is clear. Salaaam |
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