إنّ is one of affirmation or confirmation tools . the other ones whuch you can use are ( أنّ_قد) and others including alphabets which we use also to affirm anything , but they are more complex when you have any question about them , I'll illustrate moe . good luck

What Elhendy said is right ... I want to add what we as youth say ,it's our language and if you said it to any friend here in Egypt they will think u r an Egyptian : انا طالبه معايا فلافل :)

In modern standard arabic you can say : اريد ان اتناول الافطار In Egyptian accent we say : انا عايز أفطر (Want) in Egyptian accent is translated into (عايز) :)

No, I think it need to be fixed . I'll tell you the right translation , but firstly you should know two main bases . _ firstly (to +verb) translated into arabic as infinitive . so (to lay) isn't يضطجع , instead you say اضطجاع or add ان before the verb so it becomes ان يضطجع . _secondly , when you come to translate from English to arabic , generally you have to know that we have two kinds of sentences : 1_begins with subject +verb , so we can say القطه +تحب+ الاضطجاع 2_ begins with verb+subject , so we can say تحب+ القطه+ الاضطجاع . Eventually thae translation is : تحب القطط الاضطجاع على السيارات الساخنه Or القطط تحب الاضطجاع على السيارات الساخنه . You can replace the infinitive (الاضطجاع ) with the word ( ان ) + the verb ( يضطجع ) _تحب القطط ان تضطجع على السيارات الساخنه

Ok , you've said that you learned the arabic alphabets and can read little . that's very good . now you can download sound books ,and listen to how the speaker pronounce words . so keep your eye on the word and listen to the pronounciation at the same time. Note: if you don't understand any word ,don't worry keep listening . good luck

This sentence means in English : and I've said to him , I wished my dear if you laugh too so I can hear your laugh .