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Hello, my name is Wesam and I am from Egypt. I have been living in Germany since December 2019. Currently, I am a Master student and I'm studying Automation and Control Engineering ( I don't blame you if you don't understand my filed of study :-) My main reason to be here on italki is to help and support Arabic learners whether you are interested in Modern Standard Arabic or Egyptian Arabic, don't hesitate to contact me. Also, we can communicate in English or German. . Hallo meine liebe, mein Name ist Wesam und komme aus Ägypten. Bin 25 Jahre Alt und seit Dezember 2019 wohne ich in Deutschland . Ich bin Masterstudent und studiere Automatisierungstechnik( Ich weiß, sehr komplex:-) Wenn Du eine Interesse an Arabisch (ägyptisches Arabisch oder Modernes Standard Arabisch) hast, einfach schreib mir!
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    May 18, 2020
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    Some friends found this guy helpful. Try to give his videos a lock https://www.youtube.com/user/MrAligamal1/playlists
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    May 18, 2020
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  • Commented
    Very difficult question to be answered. There are 22 Arab country each with its own dialect and there are more than one dialect in the same country. What do you want exactly to learn? Do you want to learn standard language which we call it Al-Fusha? or do you want to learn a dialect like Egyptian dialect (the most popular dialect in the Arab world)?
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    May 18, 2020
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  • Corrected
    شركائي القدامى

    عدت بعد غياب ٨ سنوات لكني لم أجد أصدقائي القدامى هنا، كي جون من كوريا الجنوبية ونجلاء من مصر
    أمنياتي أن يكون كلاهما بخير وبأحسن حال 🌸🌸🌸

    بالكاد لا يوجد أخطاء. التصحيحات فقط لتكوني مثالية بالكتابة
    رائع :)
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    May 18, 2020
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  • Commented
    Most of the times, the order in Arabic is different from other languages such as English and German. You know that an adjective comes before a noun like (good man - polite person) however in Arabic the adjectives come after the noun ( رَجُلٌ جَيْد - شَخْصٌ مُهَذَّب) You may take the same rule when you want to use اسم التفضيل. The problem with your example is there is a number عدد and اسم تفضيل ( like comparative/superlative in English). So, what is the problem? Well, the problem is what comes after a number is تمـيـيـز (discriminant) and also what comes after اسم التفضيل is تمـيـيـز. So, if you want to use أكبر as اسم تفضيل, you have to construct the sentence with this order (اسم التفضيل then تمييز ) some examples:
    <ul><li>أقوى عشرة رجال في العالم (The 10 Strongest men in the world)</li><li>أفضل خمسة كتب قرأتها ( The 5 best books I have ever read)</li></ul>
    However, you can change the construction of the sentence and still get the same meaning. For you example I can say عَشَرُ مُدُنٍ أكبرُ من غيرها في العالم. Sorry if you get confused but take it as a rule:
    <ul><li>اسم التفضيل ثم الرقم (comparative/superlative then comes the number)</li><li>الرقم ثم اسم التفضيل لكن لابد من استخدام (من غير - من مثيل) بعد اسم التفضيل (the number then comes comparative/superlative but you have to use something like من غير أو من مثيل after comparative/superlative.</li></ul>
    some examples
    <ul><li>عشرة رجال أقوى من غيرهم في العالم</li><li>خمسة كتب أفضل من مثيلاتها</li></ul>
    Hope you find this helpful:)
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    May 18, 2020
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  • Commented
    some of the Arabic letters are so close to each other ( I mean so close in Pronunciation Position) for example the some of the tongue letters such as ح, ع and هـ. Also, letters like (س and ط) (ص and ت). For native Arabic speakers may be these letters are easy but believe me for others they are very difficult and sometimes tongue breakers:-) But of course letter ض is the most difficult letter in Arabic language and I believe that the majority of Arab speaking people do not pronounce this letter in the right way.
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    May 18, 2020
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  • Answered
    كلاهما صحيح لكن الثانية بزيادة النون تفيد التوكيد (لأنني أوكد من لأني)
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    April 5, 2018
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    Of course you can find many different entries and the same in English. Such as in example you have given I am coming = I am on my way I am coming = أنا سآتي but this in standard Arabic (fusha) I am coming = أنا جاي on streets of Egypt I think I can help you more if you write what you have found in the dictionary.
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    March 24, 2018
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  • Commented
    Learning a new language needs time. Also, this depends on your level, how much you are serious to learn and how much effort you ready to pay. If you are serious, we can try a session. 
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    October 15, 2017
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  • Posted
    Bitte, ist mein Satz richtig? bitte, ist dieser Satz richtig? Sind meine Unterlagen richtig geschickt worden?
    June 20, 2016
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