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Elsevar Amirli
Turkish
Mar 26, 2022
Ahmed gerçekten zeki bir insan :) Çok hızlı şekilde dil becerilerini geliştirmekte devam ediyor :)
Gökhan
Turkish
Mar 21, 2022
Thank you Ahmed for a great lesson!
Ali
Turkish
Nov 3, 2021
Thank you for nice conversation Ahmed, your Turkish is improving!
Ali
Turkish
Oct 31, 2021
Perfect lesson with Ahmed 👍
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  • Commented
    I don't fully agree, Kids from the age of 6 till the age of 13 are extremely difficult to teach, from my one experience... I do all of the above, I have some students who were 10 or 11 when they started, And I have to say that I am the kind of a teacher who likes to see results, and not just give the lesson and hang up But I am very frustrated as some kids exceeded 50 lessons and they still don't say anything, I have tried everything and I make them listen and I try to speak Arabic but everytime I do that, They either get disappointed and start crying because they don't understand a word or just start chatting about other things in English which is not what I teach I don't know what to do
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    June 20, 2022
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    تَعْبِير بالعربي Arabic expression ــــــــــــــ فُوق ما تِتْصَوِّر Above that you can imagine Used in the sense of (extraordinary) and something unbelievable It can be used in Levantine and the Gulf too Lev: Foo2 ma tit9awwar كان عِندي كتير مَلَفّات بدّها تَوْقيع فوق ما تِتْصوّر I had many files that need to be signed, Above that, you can imagine Gulf: Foog maa tit9awwar الطّابور كان مَرّة طويل, فُوق ما تِتْصَوّر The queue was very long, Unbelievable !
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    March 14, 2022
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  • Answered
    Do you mean circuit?
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    March 13, 2022
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  • Corrected
    So أنْ and أنَّ have the same spelling as shown but they're used differently أنْ an with Sukoon upon the Noon is used as a conjunction between verbs: أُحِبُّ أنْ أُسَافِر , However, The word لِأَنْ is used to express the aim or the goal but also with verbs only, like: (عَادَ لِأن is used and if it's similar to أن\أنّ يَدرُس) So they both mean (to) in English but the usage is different. Meanwhile, أنّ is used in the sense of (That) in the middle of a sentence like: (قُلْتُ أنّ دانيال لم يَذْهَب), And finally, لِأَنّ is used as a classical word for (because) and not (because of) in English, Like أدْرُسُ العربية لأنّها عالمِيّة أنتَ سعيدٌ لأَنَّكَ لسْتَ مَريضٌ هو سعيدٌ لأَنَّ بِنتَهُ أدَّتْ الامتحانَ أنا سعيدٌ لأنَّنِي أدَّيْتُ الامتحانَ
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    March 13, 2022
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    So أنْ and أنَّ have the same spelling as shown but they're used differently أنْ an with Sukoon upon the Noon is used as a conjunction between verbs: أُحِبُّ أنْ أُسَافِر , However, The word لِأَنْ is used to express the aim or the goal but also with verbs only, like: (عَادَ لِأن يَدرُس) So they both mean (to) in English but the usage is different. Meanwhile, أنّ is used in the sense of (That) in the middle of a sentence like: (قُلْتُ أنّ دانيال لم يَذْهَب), And finally, لِأَنّ is used as a classical word for (because) and not (because of) in English, Like أدْرُسُ العربية لأنّها عالمِيّة أنْتَ سَعيد لأنّك لا (لست) مَريض هو سعيد لأن بنته أدّتُ (أدَّتْ) الامتحان أنا سعيد لأنْ (لأنّنِي) أديتَ (أدّيْتُ) الامتحانَ What's between the brackets is the correct one in the last few sentences
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    March 13, 2022
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    لَا شَغْلَة ولا مَشْغَلَة literally: There aren't things or jobs تُسْتَخْدَم عندما لا يُوجَد للشّخْص ما يَفْعَلُهُ, عادَةً تُسْتخْدَم مع الكُسَالَى لِأجْل النّقْد. Used When someone has nothing to do, Usually it’s used to criticize people who aren’t working or willing to work. Levما عَم يَعْمِل شِي طُول النّهار لَا شَغْلَة ولا مَشْغَلة, بَس قَاعِد على هالكنَبَاية He’s not doing anything the whole day, Just sitting on this couch. It can be used in Gulf too, But with a different accent Lev: Laa shaghleh walaa mashghaleh Gulf: Laa shaGHLah walaa mashGhaLah
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    March 12, 2022
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  • Commented
    Thanks for asking us and taking our opinions, You're doing a great job out there developing the website
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    March 12, 2022
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    Hello Zakaria, I am a native Arabic speaker who can speak and understand multiple dialects in addition to the standard one, I am seriously interested in doing some language exchange to improvey speaking abilities Best regards Ahmed
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    October 15, 2021
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  • Answered
    Walaikum asalam brother, I am a native Arabic speaker and I can speak two dialects in addition to the standard one, Levantine and the Gulf, I am also living in Saudi Arabia currently so I think that I can help you out with your goals Best regards Ahmed
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    October 15, 2021
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  • Posted
    an expression تَعْبِير عَلَى هَالْخَشِم on this nose 3ala hal-5ashim Used if somebody requested something from you, and you want to do what the other person has said to you ـــــــــــــــــ :دُكْتُور عُمَر مُمْكِن تِرْسَلِّي تَقْرِير الأشعّة على الإيميل؟ : Dr. Omar, Can you send me the x-ray report on my G-mail : عَلَى هَالخَشِم Sure thing! ــــــــــــــــــ Notice that it's only used in the Gulf countries and Iraq, there might be a similar expression in other countries, But this one is only used among the Gulf dialect speakers
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