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Mohammed and Ehab, have you no mercy? As if my life wasn't complicated enough with hal tatakallam allu3'a, now you have to introduce hal tasta6ee2 an tatakallam allu3'a!! How do you expect me to manage? -
Hay Mwanafunzi,
It's always good to know how to say something in more than one way ;-) The only difference between the two sentences is the addition of ‘tasta6ee3 an’ which means able to
Hal tatakalam allu3’a al3arabeeyah?
You speak the Arabic language?
Hal tasta6ee3 an tatakalam allu3’a al3arabeeyah?
You’re able to speak the Arabic language? -
Ya Mohammed!
Of course, you are right! One way of saying something is never enough, just as one language never is enough. And in case this is not clear, I am very happy with the lessons you provide and the way you organize them! Keep up the good work! -
Another great lesson gents! Sorry I haven't been as communicative as before, just been really busy! But I'm glad that I keep up with these lessons. They're great!
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is the word سويً is only used for dual or can it be used if there is more than two people? -
hi i have a question window means shubbak or what other meaning has thanks
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@Holistic, the following also means window
نافذة - Naafid'a
Lower Intermediate - Learning languages
| November 13th, 2008 | 1 comment |
Do you just love the challenge of learning a new language? Well, so do we and so do the two chaps in today's lesson dialogue. We bring you a podcast that's both practical as well as conversation that's likely to crop up time and time again. So if you want to learn how to ask someone what languages they can speak and how to respond to such questions then give this lesson a listen!
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i enjoyed to hearing this lesson!!!!!!!!
i speak spanishhhhhh =)
and im learning arabic...this lesson is greattt
thanks guys =)))))))))))