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I am currently in Hurghada الغردقة in Egypt. If you want to meet to practice English and teach me some Arabic, please message me.
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- Question for Lebanese Arab speakers Actually, anyone who watches الاتجاه المعاكس might be able to answer. In this video, at about 39:51, فيصل القاسم suddenly speaks English to his guest وفيق إبراهيم , a professor at Lebanese University. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlKL2ktH1J8 He says "Doctor, you are doing very well". Why does he say this in English? Is there a special reason? I hear people speak phrases in English on talk shows, but rarely an entire sentence like that on a political program.December 19, 201561
- Question for Arabs/Iraqis about tribal names What is the meaning of "البو" ? Many tribal names like البو نمر and البو ناصر . Does "بو" mean something? I know that "آل" is short for "آهل" having a meaning to do with family, like "آل رشيد" . Thank you!I am guessing this is short for آل أبو ?December 18, 201421
- hi misaki. my question is more why the verb in the above examples is masculine, not why it's singular. i know the singular rule for verb before subject, and maybe here the subjects are the numbers and not the counted noun. i am guessing that in the examples, the subjects are either male or mixed male and female.0 votedSeptember 29, 20140
- Question about number, subject and verb. In these sentences, why is the verb حضر always masculine? حضر ثلاثة طلاب حضر ثلاث طالبات حضر ثلاثة وعشر طالبا حضر ثلاث وعشرة طالبة حضر ثلاث وعشرون طالبا حضر ثلاثة وعشرون طالبة I found these sentences in my Arabic grammar book. The book actually has all the إﻋﺮﺍﺏ , but I did not type them here. In the book's example for 1-2, 11-12, and 21-22, the gender of the verb matches the counted noun.Correction, the 2nd pair should be حضر ثلاثة عشر طالبا حضر ثلاث عشرة طالبةSeptember 29, 2014130
- Question for Arabic speakers: Are all the "Bedouin dialects" the same or are they different? In the West, we call everyone who lives in the desert "the Bedouin", whether they live in Sinai, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi, Yemen, or other countries. Do all these people in different places share the same dialect? Or are they different as other dialects are to each other? In other words, do the Bedouin in Yemen speak the same dialect as the Bedouin in Jordan? شكراSeptember 3, 201421

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