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Thanks, Ellie, for ur participation here!
Sorry if u got me wrong! I meant with natives, those who were born and raised in an English speaking community like the USA, UK, Austrailia, Canada.... I'm sorry again for not giving such details.I'm serious friend and I enjoy helping others with Arabic regardless of his/ her nionality, religion, color and sex!!
- Regarding video chat, I dont like it at all plus my wife hates to see me video chatting with women.
- ( Native English speakers only, plz) this is because some people r looking for relationships but I'm not interesed in them bcz some Arabs maybe looking for, so I DON'T want Arab friends on here.
- Saudis are NOT better than others. One is good by his/hownself not coz his country or naionality.
May Allah bless u
I wish u the best
Abdullah
0 votedDecember 26, 20130- Are you serious?
hello, everybody!
My name is Abdullah. I'm an Arab from the Arabian Penninsula, Saudi Arabia. I'm on here to find language partners to exchange language learning. I wonder why my offers to native English speakers are mostly turned down. I offer sharing an online whiteboard to help them the best I can! I want to practice my English speaking and listening. I NEVER video chat neither with women nor men. Why the majority of Arabic learners are not really serious about learning. Why don't they even have a try. It may catch their interest. Is there anyone there want to be my language partner? (Native English speakers only, plz)
December 25, 201321 - # Negation in Arabic (1)
# ليس (laysa) is a word used to negate singular nouns and adjectives.
For example:
ٌعلي ليسَ طالب -- {Ali laysa talib(on) ------ Ali is not a student.
Ali is a male proper noun. So, we used ليس .
* ليس (laysa) is also used for inanimate masculine singular, like الباب ( the door) . For example:
البابُ ليس مُغلق --- { al babo laysa mogh laq} ------- The door is not closed.
الولدُ ليس طويل ---- { al waladu laysa taweel} --------- The boy is not tall
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# ليست (laysat) is like ليس (laysa) but FEMININE
For example:
أسماء ليست مشغوبة -------- {Asma laysat mashghoolah} ------ Asma is not busy.
- Asma is a female proper noun.
- هذه ليست مريم { hathehi laysa Maryam) ------------ This is not Maryam.
* It is also used with inanimte feminine nouns (bth singu. and plur)
الورقة (the paper) is a singular feminine inanimate noun . For example:
الورقة ليست صغيرة جدا ---- { al waraqah laysat saqeerah jeddan} ------- The paper is not very small.
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October 5, 201311 - # Negation in Arabic (1)
# ليس (laysa) is a word used to negate singular nouns and adjectives.
For example:
ٌعلي ليسَ طالب -- {Ali laysa talib(on) ------ Ali is not a student.
Ali is a male proper noun. So, we used ليس .
* ليس (laysa) is also used for inanimate masculine singular, like الباب ( the door) . For example:
البابُ ليس مُغلق --- { al babo laysa mogh laq} ------- The door is not closed.
الولدُ ليس طويل ---- { al waladu laysa taweel} --------- The boy is not tall
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# ليست (laysat) is like ليس (laysa) but FEMININE
For example:
أسماء ليست مشغوبة -------- {Asma laysat mashghoolah} ------ Asma is not busy.
- Asma is a female proper noun.
- هذه ليست مريم { hathehi laysa Maryam) ------------ This is not Maryam.
* It is also used with inanimte feminine nouns (bth singu. and plur)
الورقة (the paper) is a singular feminine inanimate noun . For example:
الورقة ليست صغيرة جدا ---- { al waraqah laysat saqeerah jeddan} ------- The paper is not very small.
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