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  • Answered
    http://arabicverb.com/conjugate/قرأ/AZ9
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    April 20, 2017
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    April 15, 2017
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    To learn to type you can open Google translate, set it for Arabic to English, and you'll see, at the bottom of the little window, the symbol of an ع .  If you click on it you will see the symbol of a keyboard.  Open it, and type on your keyboard (Not on the virtual keyboard, but on YOUR actual keyboard), while looking at the screen at the virtual keyboard and typing into the Google translate window.  Like this you'll learn to type without looking.  I can now type in Arabic without looking.  It's great.

    Google translate also gives you an instant translation and therefore it helps you notice any errors more easily.

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    April 1, 2017
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  • Answered
    Here you can find the whole conjugation (past, present and imperative, active and passive) with vowels: http://arabicverb.com/conjugate/حوج/HH1 Here is the past: هو اِحْتَاجَ هما اِحْتَاجَا هم اِحْتَاجُوْا هي اِحْتَاجَتْ هما اِحْتَاجَتَا هن اِحْتَجْنَ أنتَ اِحْتَجْتَ أنتما اِحْتَجْتُمَا أنتم اِحْتَجْتُمْ أنتِ اِحْتَجْتِ أنتما اِحْتَجْتُمَا أنتن اِحْتَجْتُنَّ أنا اِحْتَجْتُ نحن اِحْتَجْنَا Any time you need to find a conjugation, go to this website, go to 'Analyze' at the top, and type in any verb to get all the forms (choose 'Options' and view the conjugation).
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    April 1, 2017
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  • Corrected
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    March 25, 2017
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    أنْ أم أنَّ؟ السلام عليكم What is the correct word here, أنْ or أنَّ ? لا أُصَدِّق أن جَدتي سوف تزورنا غدا Thanks : )
    March 25, 2017
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    Note, on the first website they tried to simplify things for you and they expanded the ta marbuta ة into a ta ت for a few feminine words. The words originally would have a ta marbuta, but when you add the ending it turns into a ta. For example warda, flower, is وردة not وردت when it doesn't have the added ending. وردة changes to وردتك when you add the ending to say 'your flower'. This website has some errors in writing. The pronunciation is correct, however, and also there are some very useful examples. Use this to get a feeling for how it works, but for a more professional website look at the second website. Here is a good video for adding 'our' نا https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3NExF9ikto with lots of examples and pronunciation. There are videos for all the pronouns in this series.
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    March 24, 2017
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    To the word عند you can add all the personal pronouns. عندي عندك عندكم etc. I have, you have, you (plural) have, and so on. On this page you can see the various endings with some examples (of other words, not of عند, but it works the same way), and as you pass the mouse over the words you can hear the pronunciation. http://www.languageguide.org/arabic/grammar/possession.jsp This should be helpful. These pronoun endings are very important to know who it is talking about, so you should learn them. There is a good table with the list here: http://arabic.desert-sky.net/g_pronouns_poss.html (Scroll down a little till you see the first table). I hope this helps.
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    March 24, 2017
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