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Hay Shoaib73,
Yes you can say درس ممتاز . It’s a nominal sentence درس is the subject and ممتاز is the predicate. Notice the noun درس must come first, you can’t say ممتاز درس
Regarding your other question, which is a really good one. Basically both مشغولة شوية and شوية مشغولة means the same thing (a little busy). Weather you use the 1st or 2nd form depends on the emphasis. If you want to emphasise on مشغولة then it would be best to say مشغولة شوية. In the lesson’s dialogue, because the person was asked whether she was busy, the emphasis in the answer is ‘a little’ i.e. شوية so this word came before مشغولة. Actually, مشغولة could have been removed all together because it’s obvious she’s talking about how busy she is since the question was around it. So, she could have even said يعني، شوية. وأنت؟ -
عندی اقتراع عن الموضوع درس جدیدالرجااصنعوا درس عن فضا لکی تدرس بنا الکلمات مربوط -
Excellent, thanks for the very detailed answer br. Moshaya. Sorry for empty post above, was typing my sons name when he decided to attack the keyboard last night ... :)
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Alsalam alykom
you have so so interesting lessons and are perfect for me because soon i will marry an Egyptian man and i want to surprise him with my new words learned thanks to your site. Congratulation for each lesson. Mashallah -
Assalamu alaikum
Very good lessons mashallah.
I like your system to build up the sentences and explain and repeat. There is only one thing i would like to improve. The arabic letters in the excercises are too thick, they are not easy to read. Can you do anything about that, please? -
Wa 3alaykum assalaam,
You are right Lisa.. We will look for alternative fonts if possible, currently this is the only one that is available for us.. sorry about that. -
Really nice work...I liked it
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What does "amine" mean?
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amrineferreira,
Where in the dialogue is this? -
anyone can help me to get perfect lebanese language? thanks in advance
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أنا ممكن أساعدك يا إسبي جابر
Beginner - Are you busy?
| August 7th, 2009 | 12 comments |
You approach someone who looks busy but you're not sure. Do you just go ahead and interrupt him or do you politely ask if he's busy first? Well we teach you the latter here among the other useful vocabulary that you'll find in today's lesson so make sure not to miss.
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A number of times I notice that the words in arabic can be switched in places without changing the meaning .. in this lesson forinstance I noticed that Ehab used شوية مشغولة and مشغولة شوية. What is the rule regarding this, when can this be done without changing meaning, and where should one be careful if anyplace where the word placing can change the meaning.