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Beginner - Mine, yours and hers

There are some good usage examples or possessive pronouns in this podcast. You will learn how to say something is mine, hers or yours. Learn how to stand by your stuff and shout out that they are yours!
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4 Comments

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    chazyouwin says
    Tue 8th Jul 14@12:41 am

    For those of you like me who don't check very often - there's a new video lesson posted today!
  • nhoque says
    Tue 2nd Sep 14@03:55 pm

    Really useful podcast
  • christian.bergthold says
    Thu 21st Mar 19@03:30 pm

    Hi, what’s the difference between le arif and le edri? They both seem to mean “I don’t know.”
  • chazyouwin says
    Sat 30th Mar 19@04:29 pm

    I saw on the net a couple of translations as follows: 1. "I Don't Know!" = La a’ref!; 2. "I Have No Idea." = La adri! I am not sure of the native distinction, as I am just a learner, but when you first asked the question I thought of la adri as something more emphatic like "don't know and can't know" whereas "la arif" is something like "don't know," without any connotation of it being something hard to know. Thanks for the question!


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