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Asaalamu'alaykum wa rahmatullah, My name is Abdul Moiz - I am a 24 years old English speaker living in the U.S. I've been learning Arabic in my free time for the past two years. Alhamdulillah, I can read some of it, but I have never really practiced speaking it. Contact me if you're interested in an exhange!
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    أ هاتان الجملتان صحيحتان؟ 1. لا بَأْسَ أن تشعُرَ بحزينٍ احيانا 2. دَعْني أُجيبَ السُؤالَ التاليَ
    January 3, 2020
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    و عليكم السلام !جزاك لله Yes, my fault for #3 - I meant to say وقع but سقط works too! So are you saying for the plurals غالون غاليات and غوالي - these would only be used for people? Like رجال، نساء or أشخاص? Or can you use them for things أشياء too? Just saying, because "people" aren't usually seen as "expensive", mainly things... so not even sure how often those plurals are used! Also would it be أشخاصٌ غواليْ or أشخاصٌ غواليٌ? Thanks again :-)
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    November 13, 2019
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    How to use the word غال? Are the following examples correct? هذا شيءٌ غالٍ ("This is an expensive thing") ما اشتريت الشيءَ الغاليَ ("I did not buy the expensive thing") وقف الشيءُ الغاليْ ("The expensive thing fell") هذه اشياءُ غاليةٌ ("These are expensive things") قاد السياراتِ الغاليةَ ("He drove the expensive cars") Finally, is the plural for غال the word غالبات? And when would you use this? Since you would use غالية for "things", is غاليات only for people? شكرا!
    November 13, 2019
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    January 14, 2018
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    January 14, 2018
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    Hidayatun Nahw intro Assalaamu'alaykum wa rahmatullah, So I'm going to start posting videos of me attempting a classical book on grammar called Hidayatun Nahw. I've done up to around page 30 of it before, following along with videos, but now I'm starting over. I did the introduction of the book here (starts at 3:28 after my introduction). Any input is appreciated! https://youtu.be/OPMq7GRa89Q Wassalaam, Moiz
    January 14, 2018
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    Hidayatun Nahw intro Assalaamu'alaykum wa rahmatullah, So I'm going to start posting videos of me attempting a classical book on grammar called Hidayatun Nahw. I've done up to around page 30 of it before, following along with videos, but now I'm starting over. I did the introduction of the book here (starts at 3:28 after my introduction). Any input is appreciated! https://youtu.be/OPMq7GRa89Q Wassalaam, Moiz
    January 14, 2018
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    I am passionate *about* English is correct.
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    January 13, 2018
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    Grammatically, I think the left side of the "than" and the right side should be consistent. It is better that HE getS grounded than HE failS a grade. It is better that SHE breakS up with him than HE loseS his job. For example, you can say instead: Her breaking up with him is better than him losing his job. See how it is consistent on the left and right?
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    December 2, 2017
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