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Beginner - Going to bed

When you're doing something with someone, and would like to announce your departure, you will need to know the phrases in today's podcast. We will also teach you how to wish someone sweet dreams when going to bed.
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11 Comments

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    durruti says
    Thu 5th Apr 12@05:17 am

    هل أن محمد تحت البطانيات؟
  • Moshaya says
    Thu 5th Apr 12@09:10 pm

    @durruti, lol I think you meant to ask

    هل هذا محمد تحت البطانية؟

    and the answer is لا smile
  • durruti says
    Sat 7th Apr 12@04:30 pm

    @Moshaya Thank you for coming out from under the covers long enough to straighten out my Arabic : )
  • Hamzataz says
    Sat 7th Apr 12@10:52 pm

    If anyone needs help in Arabic just let me know
  • jayrag says
    Sun 8th Apr 12@06:09 am

    a7lan wa sahlan.
  • besama says
    Sun 1st Jul 12@03:46 pm

    iam iranian i like speak arabian very well. do you think that i can learn it??????? i think yes i can!!
  • Ehab says
    Sun 1st Jul 12@10:16 pm

    Ahlan @besama , Of course you can learn Arabic, Persian is close to Arabic anyway, at least the alphabets, so I am sure you will find Arabic easier than what you thought.

    Bettawfeeq بالتوفيق (Good luck)
  • mayraalejandra says
    Wed 26th Dec 12@07:56 am

    Thank you guys for doing this lessons for us. I'm so exited to learn !! I'm from Argentina smile
  • gwenmartineau says
    Thu 9th May 13@06:51 am

    Thanks for the lesson. I found the plc very useful.
    Could you explain why "sa3eedah" is feminine whereas "a7laam" is plural ?
  • Moshaya says
    Thu 9th May 13@01:10 pm

    @gwenmartineau,

    سعيد is the masculine form of happy, and سعيدة is the feminine form. The reason why the feminine form was used in the dialogue was because of the plural word dreams a7laam, the singular form is 7ulm حلم

    Feminine adjectives should be used when describing feminine or plural words
  • gwenmartineau says
    Sat 11th May 13@05:37 am

    Thank you!

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