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mira-luna · 3 months
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أوّلاً كُنتُ في الفندق وبعد ذلك اِنْتَقَلْتُ إلى بيت الطُلّاب.
First, I was in the hotel and after that I moved to the Student house.
ما فَعَلْتُ أيّ شئ.
I did not do anything.
قَليلاً
A little
كَثيراً
A lot
نَشيط
Active
بعد التخرُّج سأعْمَل في الشَرق الأوْسَط.
After graduation, I will work in the Middle East.
سهل جِدّاً
Very easy
أُحبّ القِراءة.
I like reading.
Please note that when maSdar (القِراءة) comes on its own, it is always definite as shown in the above example, but if maSdar is in iDaafa situation, then it is indefinite (قِراءة) because al (ال) will be moved to the last noun (the last noun will take al) as shown below:
أُحبّ قِراءة الكُتُب.
I like reading books.
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attemptingtonotfail · 3 years
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The Idaafa
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nulfaga · 3 years
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well im Not on the hot road to valedictorian but i only need to pass 1/6 exams in order to not fail out AND i woke up today and spontaneously, after months, understood the dumb fucking case endings in MSA (on nouns not verbs. jesus is going to have to take the wheel re: verbs) so alhamdulilah <3
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wordbrewery · 7 years
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#OneSentence: Arabic
.تخرج في كلية الحقوق جامعة عين شمس
Source:  Al Riyadh
Useful phrases:
تخرج | (he) graduated
في | in 
كلية الحقوق | the faculty/department of law
جامعة عين شمس | Ain Shams University
Notes:
In order to create a possessive noun clause (usually denoted in English with the preposition of or -‘s) one should use the idaafa construction.
To form the idaafa: The 1st noun will be in its regular case. (If it’s the subject, nominative/damma ending. If the object it should take the accusative/fatha ending. If genitive/after a preposition, the final vowel will be a kasra) The following nouns will take the genitive/kasra ending.
An idaafa construction can be composed of two or more nouns.
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