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Aurora Gargallo Pla
Catalan
Jan 17, 2025
Bader és un poliglot molt hàbil amb els idiomes; sobretot amb els romànics. ;) Ha estat divertit fer classe amb tu! Moltes gràcies, Bader, i fins aviat!
Elena Vidal
Spanish
May 12, 2024
Muy buena clase Bader. Hemos estado mirando juntos el futuro.
Javaria⭐
Urdu
Sep 19, 2023
Alhamdulillah, another great lesson! Thank you for your valuable insights and contributions. I look forward to our next meeting with enthusiasm and collaboration. 🤝
Javaria⭐
Urdu
Sep 19, 2023
I have been teaching here for the past year, and I must say, this is the first time I've had a student like Bader who knows all the Urdu grammatical rules. I am extremely delighted to have such a brilliant student. I truly appreciate Bader, and I had a very good lesson with him. I'm eagerly looking forward to our next lesson.
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    En français; les deux phrases veulent dire : elle va à ..., on peut voir la différence entre eux en Italian comme suit: هي تذهب إلى : Lei va a.. هي ذاهبة إلى : Sta andando a.. تذهب : فعل Verbe "présent de l'indicatif" ذاهب/ذاهبة : اسم فاعل Participe actif ou "nom d'agent"
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    August 22, 2014
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    A, الفعل: "يخلو" يتعدى بحرف الجر: من
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    July 22, 2014
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    Hola Yasmin! - ma77an : No tuvo piedad - jani : Vino a mí - mafrod : Supuesto - ra7 : Ha ido - ghi tat3ani : Sólo surfers - nedman bla matgoli : Arrepentido, sin que me digas - walhan : enamorado - twali : volver / convertirse en, p.ej. Te se convertirá en otra persona - mansame7 : No perdonaré - 3darni : Discúlpeme - ghir nsa : Sólo me olvido * هذه الكلمات
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    June 27, 2014
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    مرحبا تقدر تقول*: بغيت، أو: كنت أبي، كنت أبغى أبي Came from the word: أبغي "Classical Arabic". We omit the غ in the present tense (optional; you can say: أبي or أبغى) but in the past tense you should say: بغيت بغيت Also means: I almost, بغيت أغرق : I almost drowned ! *You can say..
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    May 21, 2014
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    May 13, 2014
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    هذا شطر بيت من الشعر العامي، والعامية لا يجب فيها مراعاة قواعد اللغة 

    This is not Fusha. it is a vernacular poetry, where the grammar is not necessarily correct.

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    May 8, 2014
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    May 4, 2014
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    You can use : غَصَّ with food, شَرَقَ with drink, اختنق with smoke or gas. (intransitive) And: خَنَقَ - to make somebody stop breathing by squeezing their throat. (transitive)
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    April 28, 2014
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    السلام عليكم أفهم : Verb, فاهم : Active Participle. We use it as follows: - أنا افهم ألماني : I understand German. (Verb) - أنا فاهم عليك : I understand you/ what you're saying. (Participle) - أنا أروح للجامعة : I go to the university. (Verb) - أنا رايح للجامعة : I am going to the university. (Participle) So we use the Participle to describe the state of being - the first example, or what is someone doing right now - the second example. We can also use the Participle to indicate that someone is in a state of having done something, for example : أنا سامع عن الحادث : I have heard about the accident.
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    April 27, 2014
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    وعليكم السلام 1- المزداد : المولود - qui né en 2- خوفا من الحرب : de peur de la guerre. 3- فلما : quand. 4- Je pense que le mot manquant est باردا - froid. Et بسبب أحر devrait être : بسبب آخر - pour un autre raison.
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    April 24, 2014
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