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Hi, I'm originally from Arab countries, living in Germany. I love to interact with people from different cultures and backgrounds. I'm focusing on improving my language skills.
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  • Answered
    ذهبت للتحقق من رصيدي المصرفي or ذهبت لمراجعة رصيدي لدى البنك
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    February 2, 2014
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  • Answered
    Please be noted, in Arabic you have in general to start with the verb. the translation is: يُدعى المسجد حسيني و له مئذنتان و هو قديم جداً. يُدعى المسجد حسيني و يمتلك مئذنتان و هو قديم جداً if you will start with في خلفية الصورة هناك مسجد you can say: في خلفية الصورة يوجد هناك مسجد يُدعى حسيني, يمتلك مئذنتان و هو قديم جداً تجد في خلفية الصورة مسجد يُدعى حسيني و يمتلك مئذنتان و هو قديم جداً As Arabic native speaker if I would describe the mosque, I would add the adj. "old" after the word mosque as follow: في خلفية الصورة يوجد هناك مسجد قديم جداً, يُدعى حسيني و يمتلك مئذنتان
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    February 1, 2014
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  • Answered
    Hi, I was wondring if a teacher wrote this text. The formality is not realy fusha language but Darija. As you maybe know in general the verbal sentence structure comprises of: verb + noun / pronoun + extension (be noted, there are others structures of sentences) فعل + اسم/ضمير + تكملة الجملة The verb is missing in some sentences like: فى خلفية الصورة هناك مسجد (this language is most spoken langauge). The translation of this sentence is: There a mosque in the background, also the verb is missing It's better to write and say in Fusha: يوجد مسجد في خلفية الصورة (there's a mosque in the background) or يوجد هناك مسجد في خلفية الصورة (there's a mosque in the background) I hope to have been of assistance to you.
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    January 31, 2014
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  • Answered
    Hi, If you will ask someone to teach you Debke you can say: - هل تستطيع تعليمي الدبكة hal tastate taleme al-debke? (can you teach me the Debke) If you will ask in general how to dance Debke you can say: - كيف يمكن رقص الدبكة kefa yomken raks al-debke? (How to dance the Debke) If you will express to dance Debke you can say: - أرغب برقص الدبكة arghab be raks al-debke (I would like to dance the Debke)
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    January 31, 2014
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  • Commented

    Hi, Heather,

    Changing of the sound of the letters is just a result of using these signs which can be used for different goals, also for changing the meaning of the word or for changing the case of the sentence.

    You need really to practice the pronunciation of those. I think you have got some examples how to pronounce them.

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    January 30, 2014
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