أنا آكل. Vs لأني آكل.. What's the difference?? when I asked the translation for.. "I eat" =" أنا آكل" in an app it showed.. But for the sentence "I am eating" = " لأني آكل" which showed differently... What's going on here? Can you shed some light on this?

can you describe your first memory? My first memory is when I was a childhood of age 2 or 2 and 1/2, i used to trespass my house compound and walked straight into the middle of the road following the white line which separates the respective lanes for the vehicle.. Although i remember only fragments of those stuff, yet it is my first memory! what is your first one?

how to learn the words that have many meanings in Arabic and use it rightly in the right situation Unlike English, in Arabic, a word (almost all the words) can express two or more different ideas. for example, the word حرام has two different meanings like "forbidden" and "sacred" (as far as my knowledge says) which expresses two different somewhat contradictory meaning. I know that people of Arab get through them by looking at the context of the sentence as they grew up with Arabic atmosphere. But as for people like me (who are beginners) how to learn them and apply properly. My question might be vague. But I would really appreciate some tips for this kind of situation.

أنا سعيد التي تفهم ........ أنا سعيد انك تفهم which is more appropriate and why? What i really want to know is what is wrong with this sentence... أنا سعيد التي تفهم to which what I want to say is "I am happy/glad that you understand"

أجل ,آجل Difference between these two words? How and when to use?

Arabic Verb Conjugation -Chart or cheat sheet??

Those who feel Verb conjugation as tough one in Arabic, shall get this free pdf from this link

http://www.summitsoft.co.uk/PDFs/Arabic_Verb_Conjugation.pdf

or same as image from google images.

 

Hope that helps!

Why in Arabic language objects were classified into masculine and feminine and not neuter gender? In English, we usually bring objects under neuter gender commonly. But that is not the case in Arabic. My questions are... 1.Why objects are classified into masculine and feminine? 2. On what basis objects were made as masculine and feminine, I mean I don't understand why some are masculine and others feminine? For instance, book is masculine and not feminine, a car is feminine but not masculine, watch is feminine and stone is masculine and so on.. what is the reason for that, this particular object should be masculine and not feminine and vice verse..??

أنا مرحبا! أنا منفر . أنا من الهند