Friday, December 9, 2011

Learn Arabic with Maha lesson 10

Lesson 10 is teaching about how to express your "want". Slowly by surely we are slowly build up our capability to speak arabic language. Join me to watch the video, and listen to Maha.



We are introduced into two basic phrases.

1. I want to .... ureedu

2. I need to ..... ahtaju ila

It is is interesting to nte that the arabic for I need to is made up of 2 words, ahteeju ila, it is always together. The arabic for I want to is one word ureedu. Please take note that arabic is sensitive to the length of the syllable.

YOU WANT SOMETHING

If you want something, which is a nouns, such as water or food.. this is how you say it..
a. I want water ................ ureedu al-maa'

b. I need water ............... ahtaju ila al-maa'


YOU WANT TO DO SOMETHING

If you want to do something, then, the method is different.

The thing that you want to do must be in present tense and we insert the word an before the word.. like in english, we put to. E.g I want to eat.

a. I want to drink ............ ureedu an akul

b. I need to drink ...................... ahtaju ila an akul

Good luck with learning arabic from Maha.

Thursday, December 1, 2011

learn arabic with maha lesson 9 - About the different jobs

Today we will learn arabic using a new topic.
It is about the names of different jobs, let us listen to MAHA...


Let us view the english translation, I do not write the arabic text as it consume too much of my time to do it...

In arabic the nouns are normally divided into two gender grouping, male and female. The basis group is male and to change it to female we normally at addition letter, the ta ة. However not all word follows that simple rule.

lawyer (male) muhamee

lawyer (female) muhameeyah

doctor (m) tobeeb (f) tobeebah

electrician (m) kahrabe'e (f) kahrabee'ya

actor (m) mumaathil (f) mumathilah

worker (m) a'amil (f) a'amilah

driver (m) saa'q (f) sa'aqah

tailor (m) baae'e (f) baae'eh

engineer (m) muhandis (f) muhandisah

manager (m) mudeer (f) mudeerah

carpenter (m) najjar (f) najjarah

student (m) taaleb (f) taalebah

What make it worst for new learner like me is, the above are only for singular, then there is another words for dual of two of them and another for 3 or more, each come with the gender naming.