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Fadi
Arabic (Modern Standard)
Jul 24, 2017
Thank you so much Christi :) I appreciate it and I look forward to our next session :)
Fadi
Arabic (Modern Standard)
Jul 6, 2017
شكرا جزيلا :) I look forward to our next session إن شاء الله :)
Fadi
Arabic (Modern Standard)
Jul 2, 2017
شكرا جزيلا كريستي :) I really appreciate your kind feedback and I look so much forward to our next session إن شاء الله :)
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    You say, “How much do you want to sell your phone for?” Examples: I bought the phone for six dollars. I paid six dollars for the phone. For.
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    Unvoiced doesn’t mean silent. Arabic has a voiced “th” as in ظ and unvoiced as in ث. English has a voiced th (as in “this”) and an unvoiced (as in “thought” or “teeth”). Of course, it’s hard to tell in English because they are both spelled the same. I hope that helps.
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    No, they don’t sound the same. The “th” in teeth makes the same sound as ث in Arabic.
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    I would say, Do you see any improvement in my work?
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    Yes, exactly.
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    My leg hurts or I have a pain in my leg. Either one sounds natural in American English.
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