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    September 6, 2015
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    @Richard <em> you're welcome !  I'm ready for anyones question if anyone is interested about that ! Another time thanks Richad and I'm glad that you get my meant .. yes it is but knowing the correct way on how to learn it can made the learner build his fluency faster and faster ... I mean it's better to learn these roots such knowing the verb then learning all his letme say branches ! And all had specific forms  like the person who does the action sound mostly like faaaeeel ( فاعل ) :  dhaheeb ( ذاهب ) thabeet ( ثابت ) malee2 ( مالئ ) ........ and that's all for the same category the dower of the action ! So here you can notice the presence of the same vowels every time and it always sound like the same it's all about changing these letters !</em>

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    August 30, 2015
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    No Richard  we actually don't use that it can be accepted in our dialect because we also use some foreign words in our dialect with making some changes on it some timesbut for thd world message which the same word in french message it's used a lot here as a noun here but also it can be changed to a verb if we want to .. Besides for classical arabic that can't be correct there is always a changement between the verb the noun and all of that but the root is the same : verb : راسل ( rasela ) noun : رسالة ( riselah ) who send the message : مراسل (moorasil ) the person that received the message or letter : مراسل ( moorasal ) you can notice that we're using the same basic three letters which is the same thing for all words in arabic ! Most of the words in arabic have this basic three letters like here ( ر ؛ س ؛ ل ) ( r , s , l )

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    August 30, 2015
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    I'm sorry about making some mistakes because actually I used my phone to type this calepin so it's hard for me to read the text after typing it so I just posted that without revising it ! 

    THANKS A LOT

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    August 30, 2015
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    WHY DO PEOPLE FIND HARD TO LEARN ARABIC AND ALWAYS TEND TO BE MISTAKEN WHILE TRYING TO FORM PHRASES Actually, learning arabic words and not arabic expessions is and trying to form a sentences by interacting these single words may lead you to sound unatural and form weird sentences.. Translating from your own language to arabic can not be the solution ! Never try to do that .. I mean let's think about the way that sounds with arabic speakers to you when translating from their language sentences to yours ! It really sounds for you weird and actually this is the same case because if not he won't sound to you weird .. Learning arabic words and not expressions will only lead you to this problem ..ALWAYS LEARN ARABIC EXPRESSIONS then find another expression with same meaning in order to learn new vocabulary and finally you can translate to your own language to make it more understandable ! Always try to use this words in process to add it to your actibe vocabulary ! Learning arabic expressions can made of you a great speaker simply because you will never translate from your own language by learning that besides learning expressions should be very useful for you all because these expressions that you'll with might be very common so that it would be a huge step toward acheiving arab fluency ! IF YOU FIND THAT INTERESTING JUST TELL ME ! AND I'M READY TO HELP YOU ( THERE ARE MANY YOUTUBE VIDEOS THAT MIGHT HELP YOU A LOT WITH THAT ! I'LL SEND YOU SOME GOOD ONES )
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    Yeah some mistakes because actually you can't introduce an author as a guy then one of the things* or one of both things* and finally using the word fast isn't correct because here you might use an adverb or a comparative form then you say : how can we improve or look up our language faster
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    August 30, 2015
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    En and y are pronouns used to replace other words but here they didn't replace anything ! I mean this thing replaced by en or y should be mentioned firstly in another part so that you can use en or y En and y are used to replace: For en : forms like de + noun Expl : il mange du bonbons : il en mange Expl : il vient du paris : il en vient For y : forms like à + noun Expl : je vais á paris : j'y vais !
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    August 30, 2015
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    Yeah! I also use this word 

    Then another thing that seemed to me weird  by the first time was using  "word" as a verb :

    I'm trying to find different ways to word the same old song !  

    And that means rewrite.

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    August 29, 2015
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    Actually I never heard about the first usage " had have " maybe it can be I had had and here we are talking about the past perfect tense which is a combination between the verb have in the past that become had and the past participle of the main verb ! That form is used to talk about something in the past you can check on google that and see the tenses timeline and that would be useful for you so it's about one action not more which is always mentioned by the past participle because the first part never changes Then the second one have had is also one action and here it's the present perfect we use it mostly to express something that is not between the past and the present something that have already occur .. we have also some indicators that may show you when to use that form like already, yet ... you can also google that for more informations ..
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    August 29, 2015
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    If we will only refer to the grammar it's correct to say th
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    August 29, 2015
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